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Renée van Wegberg to play Céline Dion in musical TITANIQUE

Renée van Wegberg to play Céline Dion in musical TITANIQUE

Dutch actress Renée van Wegberg will portray Céline Dion in the musical parody TITANIQUE. The show reimagines the story of the film Titanic through the perspective of the Canadian singer.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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