Patrick Wilson, the Broadway star turned Hollywood actor, has spoken about his desire to return to the Broadway stage.
Wilson began his career in musical theater, working steadily on national tours and off-Broadway before emerging as a Tony-nominated performer.
In an interview with ColliderWilson was asked if he wanted to return to his performing roots, to which he responded, “Oh, it’s ridiculous… I’ve got more than an itch.”
“I’ve stung myself… I don’t know, you can continue with the metaphor. I’m like a dog that gets a hot spot. I’ve been trying. I really have,” he said.
Wilson continued, “I used to say ‘I’m trying,’ but I really wasn’t. In fact, I’ve been trying for the last few years.”
Wilson made his Broadway debut in 1999 for his role in The full amount. He went on to earn consecutive Tony nominations for Best Actor in a Musical for his debut role and for his 2002 role. Oklahoma!
His early work also includes national tours of Miss Saigon and CarouselOff Broadway Bright lights, big city, and later roles as Barefoot in the park.
He then became a global star thanks to his roles in the horror franchise. Prestidigitation and Insidious. He has also starred Aquaman.
While there is no news of Wilson’s return to Broadway, he is actively involved in theater as a producer of the upcoming Broadway musical adaptation of The lost children.
