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It\u2019s strange to think that Jamie Muscato fell into musical theater.<\/p>\n

\u201cI never really wanted to do it,\u201d the British actor says about belting out stage hits in front of a live audience. \u201cI already knew from however old I was, 10, that I preferred the acting side, and was kind of embarrassed and scared about the singing side\u2026[But] it turns out I can sing quite well.\u201d<\/p>\n

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We\u2019ve weaved our way to Kerridge\u2019s Bar, nestled at the back of London\u2019s 5-star Corinthia Hotel. Its low-lit, leather-laden decor is a welcome break from the sticky city heat, though the two iced teas on the table in front of us are also doing their bit. A random location it is not \u2014\u00a0Muscato, son of a plumber and school teacher and once admittedly reluctant to hone his voice, is due in warm-up across the road at the Kit Kat Club in just over an hour.<\/p>\n

Though that 10-year-old kid might not have suspected it, the now-36-year-old has steadily risen the ranks to become one of the West End\u2018s most bankable stars, an Olivier Award nominated, industry-recognized talent whose latest role, as the Emcee in John Kander\u2019s legendary, twisted Cabaret<\/em>, has challenged him more than any character he\u2019s ever taken on before.<\/p>\n

For those of you outside of the U.K., Muscato might be best recognizable as J.D. in the musical Heathers<\/em>. His magnetic rendition of \u201cMeant to be Yours\u201d went viral on TikTok in 2022. \u201cMy phone just started blowing up,\u201d he recalls. \u201cI went on TikTok and I would just swipe and [I\u2019d] be all of them. It was fascinating. I\u2019m not sure I\u2019d like that to happen too often,\u201d he adds, before remembering: \u201cBillie Eilish <\/em>did one!\u201d<\/p>\n

His next stop is the transfer of One Day: The Musical<\/em> to the British capital\u2019s iconic theater scene, and Muscato \u2014\u00a0whose career acclaim has, intriguingly, come exclusively through the stage rather than in film or TV \u2014\u00a0is crossing his fingers that this will finally be his ticket to Broadway. Ask anyone on the West End, and they\u2019ll all tell you the same thing: For Jamie Muscato, it\u2019s about time.<\/p>\n

Growing up in Brighton and having made peace with his gift for singing, Muscato began landing lead roles in local amateur theater shows, and would even find himself in the running for Harry Potter<\/em> alongside hundreds of other young boys (and eventual winner Daniel Radcliffe). At 15, he was encouraged by his mother to enter a singing competition. The prize? Tickets to Wicked<\/em> \u2014\u00a0a prospect that excited her more than it did her teenage son \u2014 and, unsurprisingly, he won. One of the judges of that contest, Pippa Ailion, a casting director for Wicked<\/em>, took his details, and soon Muscato found himself auditioning for the original London production of Spring Awakening<\/em>. \u201cIt\u2019s about young people finding their sexuality, and they were looking for young people to play those roles, so I was in the right place at the right time, doing the right thing in front of the right person,\u201d he says.<\/p>\n

Muscato was just 17 when he booked the Spring Awakening <\/em>job, and 18 when he moved to London for it. It was quite the baptism of fire, moving in with a horde of fellow young actors in the show, a time in his life that he describes as \u201cincredibly intense. It was chaos and carnage in the most amazing way,\u201d says the stage star. \u201cIt\u2019s sort of what I see my university experience as, or my drama school experience. It\u2019s not glamorous, it\u2019s a lot of work, a lot of hours, but there isn\u2019t anything else quite like it.\u201d<\/p>\n

The aforementioned Heathers <\/em>firestorm was years in the making. \u201cI did the workshop with [director of the L.A., Off-Broadway and London shows] Andy Fickman and the writers a couple of years before it moved here,\u201d Muscato explains. \u201cI guess I did a good enough job for them to want me to carry on, but I had no idea that [it] would be the job that would change things, because I\u2019d never seen the film before I did the workshop. He\u2019s a potential school bomber,\u201d he continues about Jason \u201cJ.D.\u201d Dean, \u201cand it doesn\u2019t really have any of the hallmarks of a show that\u2019s going to travel or have life. And it\u2019s still going. It\u2019s amazing, because a lot of the stuff they\u2019re doing now is stuff that we just created in the room. I see a lot of mine and my colleagues\u2019 work still surviving, however many years later.\u201d That was in 2017, and though he had already tallied up what he describes as \u201cbitty parts\u201d in the likes of the Les Mis\u00e9rables<\/em> 25th Anniversary Tour, Dogfight<\/em>, and Big Fish <\/em>opposite Kelsey Grammer, \u201ccovering really good people, learning and stealing all their techniques,\u201d it is Heathers <\/em>that Muscato considers his big break.<\/p>\n

As difficult as the prep work was for a school bomber \u2014\u00a0Muscato recalls reading actual manifestos from those types to better understand J.D. \u2014 his performance generated millions of views on TikTok and, most importantly, earned him more auditions. Did the wider recognition matter to him? \u201cOn a very crass level, it helps you get jobs. But I\u2019m more interested in doing a good job, and then whatever comes, comes\u2026 Like, [British theater director] Marianne Elliott came to watch the show. And Quentin Tarantino, I know he\u2019s doing a workshop for a show he\u2019s doing. I want them to think, \u2018Oh, he\u2019s good,\u2019 rather than\u2026\u201d The actor doesn\u2019t finish the sentence, but it\u2019s implied he\u2019d prefer to win roles based on his musical theater chops rather than his Instagram following.<\/p>\n

Just as life seemed to be hitting a sweet spot, COVID-19 shut the entire world down, and live theater became one of its most bloodied victims. It was at this time that Muscato changed agents after asking an old childhood friend-turned-PR professional for advice, and he credits Gavin Denton-Erikkson with changing the trajectory of his career post-pandemic. His first project back was Enjolras in the Les Mis\u00e9rables<\/em> stage concert \u2014\u00a0though, to avoid cross-contamination, the actors were required to rather awkwardly face away from each other \u2014\u00a0and at the same time came a role in Danny Boyle\u2019s Sex Pistols miniseries Pistol<\/em>.<\/p>\n

We pause the theater focus here to reflect on Muscato\u2019s onscreen roles, of which there are actually quite a few: 2014\u2019s Cilla<\/em>, 2019\u2019s The Trial of Christine Keeler<\/em>, and a multi-episode role in The Undeclared War<\/em> next to Simon Pegg (\u201ca dream\u201d). Unlike his peers, a sea of 30-something British actors who balance high-profile TV shows and films with the annual or biennial theater stint (think Jonathan Bailey, James Norton or Jack Lowden), Muscato has stayed pretty loyal to the stage. \u201cIt\u2019s sort of happened that way,\u201d he explains. \u201cAnd one of the tough things about doing theater is that you are booked out \u2014\u00a0you have no time to go and film something\u2026 I also always think it\u2019s easier in America for casting directors to accept that people on stage can also work in TV or film. There\u2019s a lot more crossover with their Broadway actors in TV than there is here.\u201d Why does he think that is? \u201cI don\u2019t know,\u201d Muscato responds. \u201cI think it\u2019s an old-school mentality a little bit.\u201d<\/p>\n

One can\u2019t deny that we Brits \u2014\u00a0particularly those who believe themselves to be real <\/em>actors, the thespians \u2014\u00a0still hold the West End in the highest regard, over film and television even. \u201cIt\u2019s addictive,\u201d says Muscato about what keeps pulling A-list stars back to Soho\u2019s oldest, dingiest venues. \u201cIt\u2019s a shared experience, like when you go to the cinema, there\u2019s maybe 10 other people in there with you, unless it\u2019s pretty popular, but you\u2019ve got a whole row of people all around you who are experiencing this with you. It\u2019s rare that we have those spaces these days. To be the person who is creating that experience for those people is addictive. And it\u2019s quite a privilege as well.\u201d<\/p>\n

Still, he is keen to add more on-camera work to his portfolio: \u201cI want to be working when I\u2019m 80. I can\u2019t do that on stage. I need a wide foundation of experience, and that is honestly all I want to do, just continue working.\u201d He tells THR <\/em>he would love to be doing more film, especially.<\/p>\n

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Before we arrive at what he hopes Cabaret <\/em>and One Day: The Musical <\/em>can do for his career, we must touch on last year\u2019s titular role in The Great Gatsby<\/em> at the London Coliseum. One of the West End\u2019s buzziest limited musicals with, he says, a pretty hefty amount of money in it, being tapped to play Jay Gatsby was undoubtedly the industry\u2019s biggest vote of confidence in Muscato\u2019s leading man capabilities yet.<\/p>\n

\u201cI was slightly wary about Gatsby<\/em>,\u201d he confesses over the last few sips of iced tea. \u201cBecause it was such a machine of a production. I [worried] I\u2019d have to be the little cog that slots in to where it needs to be. Luckily, it wasn\u2019t like that. I loved it more than I thought I would.\u201d Muscato relished getting to add his own minuscule, physical inferences of F. Scott Fitzgerald\u2019s tragic character. He wasn\u2019t put off by the show being very American and very commercial \u2014\u00a0\u201cit\u2019s hard to say because Gatsby<\/em> is all about American commercialism,\u201d he laughs \u2014\u00a0but the huge resources behind it were balanced with, to his relief, an enormous effort to also hire the right people, including cast members Frances Mayli McCann and Corbin Bleu: \u201cA lot of my fears kind of subsided.\u201d And no, he had not seen Bleu\u2019s famed turn in High School Musical<\/em>. \u201cIt was one of the latter things that we spoke about,\u201d Muscato giggles. \u201cBecause he gets it all the time from every single angle. And Corbin is so much more than that. One of the most amazing, beautiful men I\u2019ve actually ever worked with.\u201d<\/p>\n

His run of form made it a no-brainer for producers on Cabaret <\/em>to pass the reins to Muscato earlier this year. Kander\u2019s Berlin-set show, meshing the camp euphoria of the Jazz Age with the sinister rise of the Nazis in the 1930s, continues to pack the Playhouse. As the Emcee, an eerie, contorted figure who represents the slow blackening of the city\u2019s soul, Muscato picks up from a prestigious line of talent that includes Eddie Redmayne, Billy Porter and Matt Willis. He delivers a show-stealing performance, his audience uncomfortably hypnotized \u2014\u00a0and Muscato is having the time of his life.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s unlike any other character I\u2019ve done before, and yet there are nuggets of lots of different characters that I\u2019ve done throughout it,\u201d he says ahead of show number one of eight this week. On whether playing the Emcee feels like another landmark moment for his booming stage career, he responds: \u201cI never really look or hope to play roles. I know a lot of people have dream roles, [but] I\u2019ve never really done that. The Emcee was one that I didn\u2019t think I\u2019d have the opportunity to do. I didn\u2019t think anyone would just look at me and be like, \u2018Oh, what a great fit.\u2019 But having the opportunity to play [him] has been one of my career highlights, because I get to be stupid, be silly, be quirky and wacky and stuff, and then completely flip it and be the embodiment of Nazi Germany. It\u2019s such a full spectrum.\u201d<\/p>\n

It helps that he has a cracking co-star in American singer and actress Joy Woods, playing Sally Bowles, though the two scarcely rehearsed together. A seasoned performer like Muscato prioritizes that cast rapport: \u201cI [have] to do my best to foster what I can do to make it a good relationship with everybody, because you spend so much time there. Everyone has to feel valued and feel like they\u2019re coming to work in a safe and fun and exciting place.\u201d It\u2019s rare that this isn\u2019t the case, he says, though he has experienced it.<\/p>\n

The Emcee will likely be quite the contrast compared to his role as Dexter in the stage adaptation of David Nicholls\u2019 One Day<\/em>, which THR <\/em>exclusively reported would be transferring to the West End after Muscato and co-star Sharon Rose performed in Edinburgh. It follows the enduring bond between Dex and Emma, from their first meeting on July 15, 1988 \u2014 St Swithin\u2019s Day \u2014 through life-changing moments that unfold on the same date each year.<\/p>\n

When the production came up, he had watched only one episode of Netflix\u2019s recent TV adaptation with Leo Woodall and Ambika Mod. Muscato met with director Max Webster and uncovered a show unlike anything he\u2019s tackled before. \u201cI read the book, and I saw there was a lot that I recognized,\u201d he says. \u201cI can see where my life is heading and it felt such a gift of a role to be able to track this person from his young, idiotic, enthusiastic, hubris days to his\u2026 well, the opposite of that, over two hours. It\u2019s a very rare thing to be able to do, because not many stories are told like that. I knew I had to do it.\u201d It was something of a relief to escape London for a little while, even if this show is nothing short of heartbreaking. \u201cIf Cabaret<\/em> is physically demanding,\u201d laughs Muscato, \u201cthis is so mentally demanding, because you spend the last 20 minutes sobbing.\u201d<\/p>\n

One Day<\/em> might also be his first real shot at a Broadway transfer, which he says, for various timing reasons, has evaded him until now. \u201cIt\u2019s a very unique piece,\u201d he explains about why he\u2019s particularly positive about this show. \u201cThe music is written by a band, a husband and wife team called Abner and Amanda Ramirez of Johnnyswim. She is Donna Summer\u2019s daughter. He is this amazing guitarist, and together they work seamlessly and create these beautiful melodies.\u201d And though he isn\u2019t very producer-minded, Muscato can hazard a guess that the production needs a certain amount of financial and artistic success to convince Broadway producers to put in their own time and money. It would be a long overdue feat for this West End hero.<\/p>\n

A final, potentially cringe-inducing question for Jamie Muscato: Does he feel like a celebrity? \u201cNot at all,\u201d is his quick answer. \u201cI think within maybe seven or eight streets in London, at specific times, people recognize me, but once I get out of that very small zone where all the theaters are\u2026 It\u2019s [anonymity].\u201d He doesn\u2019t mind this, though he does admit to having groups of fans that will wait for him at every stage door. \u201cPeople tell me it\u2019s their 15th or 20th time seeing the show, and they\u2019ve been able to create communities around it as well, which I find amazing. This lady was telling me a while back how there were people coming from abroad to come see one of my shows, and they booked an Airbnb together,\u201d he beams.<\/p>\n

His popularity adds up \u2014 the West End is healthier than ever, with 17.64 million attendances recorded in 2025, surpassing Broadway by nearly three million. And Muscato, who tells THR <\/em>that his downtime involves a trip to the wine bar near his home in Haggerston, a gym session (\u201cjust because I know I have to take my top off in One Day<\/em>\u201c), and planning a well-earned, post-Cabaret <\/em>vacation, just might be a real beacon of hope that those stats should only rise. <\/p>\n

He puts it more modestly: \u201cIt\u2019s one of the first times I\u2019ve felt comfortable, and that is a very rare thing for an actor to feel. Touch wood, it may continue.\u201d<\/p>\n

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