After a side-trip with the Doctor in the third series of Doctor Who, Captain Jack returns to Torchwood for a series even more exciting than the first.

A new CD by John Barrowman mostly covering pop music from the 1980s and 1990s. Great selections sung with consummate skill. Already a favorite. Songs include: All Out of Love, You're So Vain, She's Always a Woman, Time After Time, Weekend in New England, Every Little Thing She Does is Magic, If You Leave Me Now, Your Song, Please Remember Me, Heaven, Being Alive, Feeling Good and All By Myself.

This CD features a selection of songs from seventeen different musicals. Great music and a fabulous voice makes this one of my favorites to listen to over and over again. It doesn't get much better than this.

Andrew Lloyd Webber has written some of the biggest and most popular musicals of the last 40 years. This wonderful CD contains just a few of his greatest songs. Paired with John Barrowman's extraordinary voice... what more could you ask? Originally released in 1998, this re-release now includes three additional tracks.

An energetic musical about politics and corruption which won the 1998 Olivier award for Best New Musical and Best Actor. John Barrowman is Cal in his award winning role, the son of a politician manipulated in to politics and self-destruction. The songs 'One, Two, Three' and 'Child's Play', sung by John Barrowman, are highlights of this CD.

An enjoyable studio cast recording with John Barrowman as Danny Zuko. As expected, John Barrowman's singing is fabulous, adding a little rock and roll flavor not found in most of his other CDs. Excellent performances throughout.

A movie so bad, it's good. The low budget effects and dialogue inspire laughter rather than fear. With so much camp, it's light, fun viewing. John Barrowman is the sole shining star in this movie. His impromtu ad lib, left in the final cut, always makes me giggle.

Captain Jack is back! Left behind by the Doctor in the year 100,100, he now leads the Cardiff Torchwood team investigating alien threat and technology that slips through a rift in the city while he waits for a certain kind of Doctor. A thrilling, dark, sexy series that fits between series two and series three of Doctor Who. "The 21st century is when it all changes."

This is one of my favorite films. A fantastic bio-pic of Cole Porter's life with his music moving the story forward. Beautifully and interestingly filmed, the movie has several popular recording artists in supporting/singing roles. John Barrowman features as an actor who captures Porter's interest in a amazing sequence while singing 'Night and Day.'

A film version of the hit Broadway production of The Producers. Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick are enjoyable in the lead roles. Nearly unrecognizable but perfectly cast as The Perfect Tenor is a platinum blond John Barrowman.