Constantine Maroulis is heading out on a national tour again, this time playing the lead role in Jekyll & Hyde, The Musical.
And the Broadway-bound play will make stops in D.C. and Philly as part of that tour.
The show will stop at the Kennedy Center’s Opera House from Nov. 20-25, with ticket prices ranging from $25 to $115.
Tickets are currently on sale to Kennedy Center members only; they go on sale to the general public Wednesday. Head here for details.
The show will be at the Forrest Theatre in Philly from Dec. 26-30. No word yet on when those tickets will be available.
After a 25-week national tour, the show will land on Broadway.
Constantine, Tony-nominated for his role in Rock of Ages, announced he had landed the Jekyll and Hyde lead in late January.
Other key members of the cast include Deborah Cox as Lucy, Teal Wicks a Emma Carew, Laird Mackintosh as John Utterson and Richad White as Sir Danvers Carew.
The tour opens Oct. 2 in San Diego. Go here for all the tour dates.
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