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18 June 2026

Drag Legend Myra DuBois Joins Titanique Cast in London

Myra DuBois, the self-proclaimed South Yorkshire Siren, is set to bring her distinctive charm to the role of Ruth in the hit musical Titanique, beginning 1 September 2026 at the Criterion Theatre.

Drag Legend Myra DuBois Joins Titanique Cast in London

The West End’s glittering stage is about to welcome a new star as Myra DuBoisthe celebrated British drag legend, prepares to embark on her journey as Ruth in the acclaimed musical Titanique. The announcement marks an exciting new chapter for the show, which has been captivating audiences since its debut.

DuBois, known for her captivating performances and vibrant personality, will take over the role from Stephen Guarinowho will follow in the footsteps of the esteemed William Hanson. The transition promises to bring a fresh perspective to the character, much to the anticipation of theater enthusiasts.

Myra DuBois: A Star on the Rise

Myra DuBois is no stranger to the spotlight. With a career spanning comedy, singing, and acting, she has made a name for herself as a multi-award-winning performer. Her journey includes reaching the semi-finals of Britain’s Got Talentappearing in the feature film Everybody’s Talking About Jamieand mentoring on ITV1’s Queens For The Night. Her theatrical credits are equally impressive, with notable performances in Death Drop at the Garrick Theatre and solo shows that have graced stages from the Edinburgh Fringe to the Sydney Opera House.

DuBois’s enthusiasm for the role is palpable. She expressed her excitement, stating, “How thrilled I am to be joining the cast of Titanique in London’s glittering West End! I saw the show a few weeks back and had one of the best nights out in the theatre I’d had in a long time; gales of laughter from start to finish. And Ruth is the role of a lifetime. I can’t wait to sink my teeth into the character and give the part the dramatique gravitas, levity, brevity and integrity that this script is calling out for!”

The Journey of Titanique: From Off-Broadway to the West End

Titaniquethe hysterical musical comedy that reimagines the story of the iconic film through the music of Céline Dionhas been a global phenomenon. Since its premiere Off-Broadway in 2026, the show has captivated audiences in New YorkParisSydneyMontrealand Toronto. Its success culminated in winning the 2026 Olivier Award for Best New Comedy and receiving four major Tony Award nominations in 2026, including Best Musical.

The London production, directed by Tye Blue and choreographed by Ellenore Scotthas been a standout hit. It opened in the West End with previews in and made its official Broadway transfer in March 2026 at the St. James Theatre. The show’s unique blend of nostalgia, non-stop laughs, and killer vocals has earned it a special place in the hearts of theatergoers.

The Cast and Crew: A Talented Ensemble

DuBois will join a talented ensemble that includes Lewis Francis as The Iceberg, Rose Galbraith as Rose, Astrid Harris as Céline Dion, Freddie King as Jack, Cameron Vear as Cal, Michael Vinsen as Victor Garber / Luigi, and Nikki Wheeldon as Molly Brown. The show’s co-writers, Tye BlueMarla Mindelleand Constantine Rousoulihave crafted a narrative that is both hilarious and heartwarming, ensuring that Titanique remains a must-see event.

Critical Acclaim and Audience Reception

The critical reception for Titanique has been overwhelmingly positive. In a review for AttitudeOliver McGaffigan rated the show four out of five stars, describing it as “spellbindingly camp, chaotic and giving a new lease of life to one of the few not-for-profit indie theatres in London’s West End. Don’t think twice.” This accolade underscores the show’s ability to captivate and entertain, making it a standout in the West End’s vibrant theater scene.

As the countdown to DuBois’s debut begins, anticipation is building for what promises to be a memorable run. From 1 September to 11, audiences will have the opportunity to witness the South Yorkshire Siren’s unique interpretation of Ruth, adding another layer of excitement to the already acclaimed production.

Author

Sophie Donovan

Sophie Donovan, Manchester-born and classically elegant, once turned down a commission to chase a long-form piece on Salford’s textile heritage, filing instead from the mill where her grandmother worked. Advocates patient, context-rich features and brings a taste for quiet narrative detail and theatre aficionadoship.