'Titanique' Broadway Review: Jim Parsons Jumps Aboard the Sinking-Ship Musical

Off Broadway, the makers of "Titaníque" knew that the theater's funniest effects are also its cheapest. On Broadway, where the Céline Dion jukebox musical opened Sunday at the St. James Theatre, somebody has thrown way too much money at this once tacky-looking show. In its downtown incarnation, the script included a joke about the "Titanic" set being ripped off from some third-rate production of "Anything Goes." At the St. James, that joke has been cut because the musical's boat deck, designed by Gabriel Hainer Evansohn and Grace Laubacher, looks high-tech and very . . .