Myra DuBois has extended her run as Ruth in the Olivier Award-winning comedy Titanique at London’s Criterion Theatre.
Producers Eva Price and Michael Harrison have announced that DuBois will remain with the production for an additional four weeks, with her engagement now running until Sunday 8 November 2026.
The self-described South Yorkshire Siren joined the cast earlier this year and has become a popular part of the hit musical’s West End voyage. Titanique is currently booking through to 3 January 2027.
Myra DuBois said: “What a thrill to be asked to extend my voyage onboard Titanique! This show and I seem to be a match made in heaven, and my fellow cast mates are a true dream team. I can think of nothing that would delight me more than spending an extra four weeks with these beautiful souls eliciting gales of laughter from audiences at the Criterion Theatre. Do join us, we’ll have the best time!”
A multi-award-winning comedian, singer and actress, DuBois reached the semi-finals of Britain’s Got Talent and has appeared in Everybody’s Talking About Jamie and ITV1’s Queens For The Night. Her stage credits include Death Drop at the Garrick Theatre, while her solo shows have toured venues from the Edinburgh Fringe to the Sydney Opera House.
She stars alongside Ailsa Davidson, Lewis Francis, Astrid Harris, Freddie King, Cameron Vear, Michael Vinsen and Nikki Wheeldon, with AJ Lewis, Joi Lurrie and Sophie-Rose Middleton as on-stage background vocalists.
Co-written by Tye Blue, Marla Mindelle and Constantine Rousouli, Titanique reimagines James Cameron’s blockbuster film through the music of Céline Dion. Following acclaimed runs in New York, Paris, Sydney, Montreal and Toronto, the production opened in London’s West End and went on to win the Olivier Award for Best New Comedy.
The musical is directed by Tye Blue and choreographed by Ellenore Scott, with music supervision, arrangements and orchestrations by Nicholas James Connell.
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