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Shows · Titanic · Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, 1997

Titanic, 1997

Opened April 23, 1997

Closed March 21, 1999

804 performances

Lunt-Fontanne Theatre

Original

Broadway

1 Tony Awards

Of the productions that opened in the 1990s, this had the 27th longest run.

Other stagings of Titanic 1 more

2006
ProductionLondon

Who was in it56 named

Becky Ann Baker
Matthew Bennett
David Costabile
Jody Gelb
Kimberly Hester
Robin Irwin
Brian D Arcy James
Joseph Kolinski
Charles Mcateer
Stephanie Park
Jennifer Piech
Michele Ragusa
Mara Stephens
Henry Stram
William Youmans
Jase Blankfort
Stephen R. Buntrock
Scott Burkell
Danny Burstein
Caitlin Clarke
Randy Clements
Pierce Cravens
Pascale Faye
Romain Fruge
Jamie Dawn Gangi
Mark Hardy
Christa Justus
Paul Kandel
Kim Lindsay
Emily Loesser
Christine Long
Aaron Paul
Pippa Pearthree
Adam Pelty
Ivan Rutherford
Marla Schaffel
Ken Triwush
Christopher Wells

Creative team

Director
Richard Jones
Choreographer
Lynne Taylor-Corbett
Orchestrations
Jonathan Tunick 7

Tony Awards 1 from 1 nomination

Best Musical
Won

Around this production

But once The Life lost the Tony Award for Best Musical to Titanic, Ward Morehouse III in the same newspaper noted the show was “pulling out all the stops in fighting to survive on the Great White Way” and that Liza Minnelli said she’d do “anything and everything” to help the production. The Complete Book of 1990s Broadway Musicals Dan Dietz Paxton Mcnallie 2016 Rowm, p. 286

Mr. Yeston {Nine, Titanic)

At This Theatre 100 Years of Broadway Shows Stories and Botto Louis Viagas Rober, p. 194

RIGHT: Two of the most talented and nicest people working on Broadway today, Brian d’Arcy James and Martin Moran, played the stoker and the wireless operator in the Maury Yeston/Peter Stone musical Titanic.

Broadway Musicals the 101 Greatest Shows of All Time Bloom Ken 1949 Vlastnik Fra, p. 291

It is Celine Dion’s ‘My Heart Will Go On’ from the film Titanic, complete with swelling orchestra and build-to-belting refrain, and Ferrell sells it with earnest sincerity.

Cambridge Companion To the Musical Cambridge Companions To Music the the Cambrid, p. 441

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