Rehearsals are underway in London for the new cast of Olivier Award-winning musical comedy Titanique.
Titanique recently extended its successful run at the West End’s Criterion Theatre, and is now booking to January 2027.
A number of new cast members set sail on the ship of dreams from 9 June 2026, including etiquette coach and co-host of the ‘Help I Sexted My Boss’ podcast, William Hanson. William is starring as Rose’s mother Ruth in the comedy, for six weeks only from 9 June to 19 July.
Titanique – New rehearsals video
Joining William Hanson as Ruth will be new starters Lewis Francis (Miss Saigon) as The Iceberg and Nikki Wheeldon (Hairspray) as Molly Brown. Stepping up into new roles are Freddie King as Jack, and Cameron Vear as Cal.
New on-stage background vocalists AJ Lewis and Joi Lurrie are also joining on 9 June, plus new offstage understudies Finton Flynn, Josh Lovell and Charlotte Soo.
Staying put are West End stars Astrid Harris as Céline Dion, Rose Galbraith as Rose, and Michael Vinsen as Victor Garber / Luigi, alongside on-stage background vocalist Corrine Priest.
The Olivier Award-winning show
Titanique is the hilarious, madcap musical comedy that parodies the blockbuster movie Titanic, and features the iconic hits of Céline Dion, including “My Heart Will Go On”, “All By Myself”, and “To Love You More”.
The show hit a new West End milestone last week, celebrating 600 performances at the Criterion Theatre in London.
Titanique is directed by Tye Blue, and has a book by Tye Blue, Marla Mindelle and Constantine Rousouli. The music supervisor is Nicholas Connell.
Plan your visit to Titanique
- Venue: Criterion Theatre, Piccadilly, London
- Dates: Booking to 3 January 2027
- Tickets: Now on Sale
Criterion Theatre, London
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