Constantine Maroulis

Constantine Maroulis (pron mah-RULE-iss) is best known for his iconic star turn in Broadway’s Rock of Ages for which he garnered a myriad of accolades including a Best Actor TONY Award Nomination. Constantine became a household name in 2005, during the heyday of American Idol, alongside Carrie Underwood and Chris Daughtry in front of 30 million monthly viewers on a weekly basis. Constantine is a two TONY Award Nominee, a three time Drama League Nominee for Distinguished Performance, and a Broadway.com Star of The Year recipient. Recent credits include Rock & Roll Man, the biomusical about radio pioneer Alan Freed, Original Sound, a feature film alongside Eric Stoltz, Bridget Moynahan and Laura Marano, as well as a myriad of film, television and digital media projects via his Sixth Place Productions. Additionally, Constantine has toured extensively in support of his recently released singles “Daydream” and “Comeback” on Noble Steed Music. Training: Boston Conservatory at Berklee. Constantinemaroulis.com Off stage, his inspiration is his daughter Malena. Constantine says: “There is nothing more important to me than spending time with Malena. Everything is for her and her future."