In an impressive feat of stamina and attention to detail, Harrison transforms himself into each one of the show’s twenty-two characters with clarity and ease

In a brave, bold and detailed performance by Karp, we are told the events of that fateful day and what followed it, using a combination of real emergency service recordings and social media comments read throughout by audience members.

While all three are able to jump between the story’s array of different characters – Lawrence Boothman is a notable talent, demonstrating a range of skill from the sincere to utterly sinister

I was swept away almost instantly into this heightened world, that slowly became more and more sinister, ending with a bittersweet, but earned conclusion.

This production will have you howling from your seat, barely able to catch your breath as joke after joke tackles you with all the energy of a hapless yet enthusiastic secret agent

Arthur Hull is a talented musical theatre performer but, moreover, an exceptional emcee with superb comic timing and unmatched charisma.

Titanique isn't just another absurd comical film parody, as it weaves a high-camp, queer, theatrical celebration throughout.

There’s no doubt that the saccharine lyrics and music can jar with the undeniably sensitive subject matter but as the body count mounts it’s hard to resist the madness.

The evening showcases Larson’s lesser-known or previously unheard songs, commemorating the talented artist 30 years since his passing.