An interactive parody production will bring a comedic take on a famous film to the Palace Court Theatre in Bournemouth on Thursday 4 June 2026. Titled Titan-ish: A Night on the Atlantic, the event is being created and produced by third-year students from the Events Management, Creative Writing, and Film Production courses at Arts University Bournemouth.
The one-night-only performance promises an immersive experience inspired by the 1997 film, featuring Old Hollywood elegance, ambient lighting, and comedy. Doors are set to open at 19:00, with the show beginning at 19:30. Organisers have noted that this production is a parody of the film rather than the historical tragedy itself. The event will include interactive elements and bright lighting effects, though audience members are given the option to opt out of the interactive portions when purchasing tickets.
Tickets are tiered by seating location: First Class tickets are £20, Second Class are £15, and Third Class are £12. All ticket prices are subject to an additional booking fee. Guests are encouraged to dress for the occasion to match the event’s theme.
The historic venue on Hinton Road, designed in 1931, was originally built for the Bournemouth Little Theatre Club. After the university purchased the building in 2021, it underwent restoration to support creative industries and help regenerate the town centre. In 2024, the theatre hosted its first full public performance programme in 40 years, marking its return as a local cultural hub.
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