The DVD was filmed live at Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall May 14, 2009. Barrowman performs a mix of pop and stage and screen tunes.

The complete track listing for "An Evening with John Barrowman" follows:

Don't Stop Me Now
Solitaire
Just Help Yourself
Could It Be Magic
What About Us
Andrew Lloyd Webber Medley
Knock Three Times
Baby Give It Up
I Made It Through The Rain
I Am What I Am
Life Is A Roller Coaster
From a Distance
Rhinestone Cowboy
Every Single Day
Livin La Vida Loca
All Out Of Love
I Won't Send Roses
Everything
I Know Him So Well
Over the Rainbow
Both Sides Now/Goodbye My Friend
Can't Take My Eyes Off You

DVD Extras
Amazing Grace
Scottish Medley
Band Bows/Trouser Rip
Danny Boys
Behind The Scenes

John Barrowman is best known for creating the role of Captain Jack Harness in the first series of Russell T. Davies' revamped "Doctor Who" for BBC TV, from which his own spin-off series, "Torchwood," was created. He has also appeared in series 3 and 4 of "Doctor Who." The singing actor has also been seen as a judge on BBC1's reality TV casting shows "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?," "Any Dream Will Do" and "I'd Do Anything" and was a celebrity skater on the ITV show "Dancing on Ice." He was last seen on the West End musical theatre stage doing a stint in Chicago as Billy Flynn in 2004, and prior to that was seen at the National as Billy Crocker in Anything Goes (a role he had previously taken over in the previous West End revival at the Prince Edward Theatre, opposite Elaine Paige, in 1989). He also appeared as Dumaine in Shakespeare's Love's Labours Lost during his National Theatre season, and subsequently made his West End straight play acting debut in A Few Good Men at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket in 2005. Among his other numerous West End credits are Matador, Miss Saigon, Beauty and the Beast, The Fix (Olivier-nominated for Best Actor in a Musical), Hair and Sunset Boulevard. On Broadway, he has appeared in Sunset Boulevard and Putting it Together.

In January 2008 his autobiography, "Anything Goes," which he wrote with his sister Carole E. Barrowman, was published by Michael O'Mara Books and reached number two in the Sunday Times best seller's list, remaining in the top ten for 13 weeks.

Barrowman joins the London revival of La Cage aux Folles Sept. 14.

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