‘Titaníque’ Broadway Review: Cult Musical Docks Uptown With Its Campy Outrageousness Intact

Home Legit Reviews Apr 12, 2026 7:00pm PT ‘Titaníque’ Broadway Review: Cult Musical Docks Uptown With Its Campy Outrageousness Intact By Frank Rizzo Plus Icon Frank Rizzo Latest ‘Cats: The Jellicle Ball’ Broadway Review: Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Musical Gets Fresh and Fierce Update as an Ode to Queer Ballroom Culture 5 days ago ‘Ragtime’ Review: Broadway Revival Is a Timely, Glorious Panorama of Changing Times in America 6 months ago ‘Waiting for Godot’ Review: Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter Bring a Cooler, Cosmic Take to This Broadway Waiting Game  7 months ago See All Evan Zimmerman Oh, Mary, what has Broadway become? You might think playful outrageousness is now the norm with this month’s wave of musical openings that take audiences into the extreme realms of parody, play and interactivity. The opening of the cult hit “Titaníque”— the musical spoof of the 1997 Oscar-winning smash “Titanic” — is the latest theatrical evidence that one can be stupid and smart at the same time. Related Stories Taylor Swift Takes Home Seven Awards at iHeartRadio Music Awards 2026, Extending Her Record for Most Wins