John Barrowman to star in La Cage aux Folles
Torchwood star John Barrowman has confirmed that he is to join the West End production of La Cage aux Folles from September.
Barrowman announced to fans attending his UK solo tour in Birmingham last night that he would be taking over the role of Albin from Roger Allam from September 14. It is understood that he is due to play the role until mid-November.
La Cage aux Folles is currently running at the Playhouse Theatre. Earlier this year, the show featured Graham Norton, Barrowman’s colleague on BBC series such as Any Dream Will Do and How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?.
Full details are expected to be announced soon.
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