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Constantine stops by the Jim Kerr studio to talk rock & roll and JEKYLL & HYDE.

Season 4 American Idol Finalist Constantine Maroulis has been hitting the road and perfecting his musical craft. See where Constantine has gone in his journey from Idol to Broadway.

Deborah Cox, accompanied by Nick DiFabbio on guitar, sings “Someone Like You” from the Broadway revival of the musical JEKYLL & HYDE at the Marquis Theater.

JEKYLL & HYDE star Constantine Maroulis joins CBS 2's Cindy Hsu to talk about the production and his life in the limelight.

Deborah Cox speaks about portraying the ill-fated Lucy in the pop musical JEKYLL & HYDE, which played a six-month national tour before arriving on Broadway.

Singers and Broadway stars Deborah Cox and Constantine Maroulis share the stage in the new musical, JEKYLL & HYDE. The pair shared the yellow couch with Rosanna and Greg on Good Day NY.

Teal Wicks is making herself at home in Victorian England opposite Constantine Maroulis and Deborah Cox in Frank Wildhorn's musical thriller JEKYLL & HYDE, which celebrated its Broadway opening on April 18. Learn more about the fan favorite actress!

Constantine Maroulis was nominated by The Drama League for the Distinguished Performance Award. The annual awards ceremony will be held on Friday, May 17, 2013.

After the curtain fell on the triumphant Opening Night performance of JEKYLL & HYDE, the stars came out to celebrate! See photos from curtain call and at the exclusive Opening Night party.

Check out photos from the JEKYLL & HYDE curtain call, taken by Broadway World!

Constantine talks about returning to Broadway in JEKYLL & HYDE with Joan Hamburg! Coverage begins at 10:40.

Before he had fans screaming for his wild tenor and long, wavy locks on American Idol, and before he earned a Tony® nomination for Rock of Ages, Constantine Maroulis was a high school student on a class trip that changed his life.

Grammy® nominated R&B singer Deborah Cox stars as Lucy opposite former American Idol contestant and Tony® nominee Constantine Maroulis in the Broadway revival of JEKYLL & HYDE, opening for a limited run on Broadway starting April 18th.

Take a closer look at how the classic novel became JEKYLL & HYDE, a musical with an ardent fan base, now playing at the Marquis Theatre!

Constantine Maroulis shows his ABC News split personality in the Broadway revival of JEKYLL & HYDE.

"You have to feel a little bit like Don Quixote fighting the windmills. I love having the mountain to climb every day." Composer Frank Wildhorn discusses the opening of yet another one of his works on Broadway, and reflects on his journey so far.

Tobin Ost is not interested in being Victorian. Or at least not slavishly so. He might be designing sets and costumes for the Broadway revival of JEKYLL & HYDE, now at the Marriott Marquis, but if it helps him tell a story, he’s happy to manipulate the style of 19th century England.

The national tour of JEKYLL & HYDE has finally arrived on Broadway; leading lady Deborah Cox discusses her journey with the show, as well as the winding road her Grammy-nominated career has taken.

After establishing herself as a dance-floor-rocking diva, Deborah Cox took her talents to the stage. Now, she brings her belt back to Broadway in the revival of JEKYLL & HYDE.

Constantine Maroulis talks about his current starring role in the newly re-imagined production of JEKYLL & HYDE, paying homage to American Idol, the show that launched his career.

From musicals to Shakespeare, goggles and gears are the look du jour! TCG discusses the steampunk-flavored scenery and garb that is infiltrating theater like the touring revival of Frank Wildhorn’s musical JEKYLL & HYDE, slated to hit Broadway in April.

Director Jeff Calhoun and costars Deborah Cox and Constantine Maroulis were engaged in the theatrical equivalent of a quality control inspection Monday afternoon, a day before their revival of the 1990s musical JEKYLL & HYDE would open a three-week Los Angeles run — part of a lengthy touring prelude to a long-planned arrival on Broadway in early April.

"I got really intrigued by the fact that there was this other platform outside of listening to music on the radio and on my parents' records. I loved the idea of these live performers telling the story."

The best description director Jeff Calhoun has for the version of JEKYLL & HYDE coming to Tulsa is that this show is "a revisal."

Robert Louis Stevenson's novella Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which explored the idea of separating good from evil, provided the inspiration for countless stage and film adaptations, including the 1997 Broadway musical titled simply JEKYLL & HYDE.

Teal Wicks has it easy in JEKYLL & HYDE—and not just because, unlike the musical's star, she doesn't have to fill two roles.

Multi-platinum selling and a multi-talented entertainer, Deborah Cox seems to have conquered her rights to the title "diva." It's also no secret she has a lingering appeal to the LGBT community. Cox admits it's true but she can't explain it, adding, "What I do know is that I am grateful for the love and support over all these years."

Constantine Maroulis' life story may lack the dire drama of Jekyll's in JEKYLL & HYDE, but his family history has shaped Maroulis' approach to playing the dichotomous doctor.

In a Broadway musical, you just have to have a love interest. And Teal Wicks was up for the task in JEKYLL & HYDE—at the Forrest Theatre in Philadelphia, Dec. 26 through 30.

If you’ve been in a club anytime in the last decade, you’ve heard a Deborah Cox song. But these days, this mother of three is tearing up the footlights instead of the disco balls. Cox is headed back to the Great White Way in the spring, in JEKYLL & HYDE, where she plays Lucy, a prostitute making the best of her situation by lording sexuality over her johns.

"It's sexy-dangerous." That's the mood director and choreographer Jeff Calhoun says he was reaching for with JEKYLL & HYDE opening Tuesday and running through Dec. 2 at the Fisher Theatre.

Jeff Calhoun, who is directing the touring production of JEKYLL & HYDE that comes to the Kennedy Center over Thanksgiving, should have some special insight to local audiences. He’s been an associate artist at Ford’s Theatre since 2006.

With six top-20 Billboard R&B singles and 11 No. 1 hits on Billboard’s Hot Dance Club Play chart, Canada’s Deborah Cox has built a career in pop music with which most performers would be more than content. But not Cox.

It’s a musical about the essential duality of human beings. It’s a feminist manifesto in disguise. It’s a steampunk statement about soulless society. It’s full of sex, or is it full of heart? It’s rock ‘n’ roll – except when it isn’t, exactly. It’s a work in progress en route to a Broadway run next spring.

Is this the moment for a revival of composer Frank Wildhorn's musical based on Robert Louis Stevenson's novella about a scientist whose search for the source of good and evil in each individual winds up unleashing the monster in himself?

Deborah Cox first impacted hips and ears with 1995's "Sentimental," a top five R&B hit that also introduced her to pop audiences. But her career eventually found a new groove—on the dance floor.

Deborah Cox and Constantine Maroulis star in the new revival of the musical JEKYLL & HYDE, which begins its national tour Oct. 2 with an engagement at the San Diego Civic Theatre.

Anticipation for the revived and revised version Frank Wildhorn’s acclaimed musical JEKYLL & HYDE is building in Houston, TX. Constantine Maroulis, starring in the titular dual roles, chatted with Broadway World from La Mirada, the show's first tour stop.

Tony® nominee Constantine Maroulis found himself drawing on personal experience to approach the dual role in the revised revival of the Broadway-bound musical thriller JEKYLL AND HYDE.

Teal Wicks, the actress playing Emma Carew in the revival of JEKYLL & HYDE, talks about her journey as an actress.

The La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts and the San Diego Civic Theatre welcome multi-platinum recording artist and Grammy nominee Deborah Cox, along with American Idol star and Tony Award® nominee Constantine Maroulis, as stars in the classic tale of personality disorders and good versus evil, JEKYLL & HYDE.

Venues and performance dates for Nederlander Presentations, Inc.'s Broadway-aimed production of Frank Wildhorn's JEKYLL & HYDE have been announced.

Nederlander Presentations, Inc. has announced that the JEKYLL & HYDE will return to Broadway in Spring 2013 following a 25-week National Tour starring Tony Award Nominee Constantine Maroulis in the dual title role of Dr. Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde. The tour will launch at San Diego's Civic Theatre in San Diego, California on October 2, 2012.