It's all coming back to audiences now. Broadway is about to get a little wetter, louder and a lot more Céline. Titanique, the gloriously unhinged musical comedy that reimagines Titanic through the powerhouse ballads and fever-dream narration of Céline Dion, is officially sailing onto Broadway this spring for a limited run. The award-winning hit will begin performances on March 26, 2026, with opening night set for April 12 at the St. James Theatre (most recently home to The Queen of Versailles).
The movie is brash, loud, funny, and full of catchy songs. It tells the story of HUNTR/X, a K-pop girl band whose members Rumi, Zoey and Mira are more than just manufactured products of the South Korean pop industry: They also hunt demons! In between filling stadiums, the band lounge on the sofa in bunny pajamas, stuff themselves with fast food, and enjoy their pop star life without hard training and constant rehearsals.
Paris is home to one of the oldest and largest Vietnamese diasporas in the world not that you could tell from mainstream French cinema. In this heartwarming feature debut, Stephane Ly-Cuong turns to the magic of the musical comedy to portray not only the dreams and the struggles of Vietnamese-French artists, but also a side of Paris seldom seen on screen.
