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It was meant to inspire a feeling of awe, of monumentalism, but in the end, the name ‘Titanic’ came to signify hubris. The fate of the White Star Line vessel, which sank in April 1912, has become immortalised in popular culture.

And while James Cameron’s film has tended to dominate tales of the ship’s maiden (and only) voyage, Titanic The Musical offers a less flashy, more emotional take on the human drama.

Crowd scenes on Southampton dock and, later, on the ship itself teem with life

Rather than telling the story through a fictional romance, like the movie, the musical takes an ensemble viewpoint, following several passengers and crewmates from the ship’s boarding at Southampton and on the journey towards New York.

The scale of the ship is reflected by a full complement of 25 actors – each with named roles, and some of whom further double up.

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This makes crowd scenes on Southampton dock and, later, on the ship itself teem with life. Yet director Thom Southerland ensures that while scenes look busy, they never sacrifice clarity. Da

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