The RuPaul's Drag Race star will make her UK musical debut in the production, which is also extending due to phenomenal demand at its venue on Tottenham Court Road.
Jan Sport. Headshot provided by production.
Set in a secret bunker in an Orwellian future, Oscar at the Crown is a theatrical dance party experience that made its way to London earlier this summer following successful runs in New York and at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2023.
Jan Sport will star as Oscar Wilde from 12 September. Joining the current cast Kelis Alleyne (Roles of a Lifetime, ChangeTheAct) as Erika, Elizabeth Chalmers (SuperYou, Leicester Curve; OSCAR at The Crown, Edinburgh Fringe) as Constance, Ella Daini (Clueless the Musical, Bromley; Burlesque, Workshop) as Exile, Estelle Denison-French (FAME, European Tour; Something Rotten!, Frankfurt) as Swing, Luke Farrugia (Frank’s Closet, West End; The Lion King: Rhythm of the Pridelands, Disneyland Paris) as Sonja, Zak Marx (Sleeping With Beauty, Union Theatre; Grease, Royal Caribbean; Pop Party, UK Tour) as Bosie, Ran Marner (Why Am I So Single?, Garrick Theatre) as Exile, Dance Captain & Swing, Elinor Morris (The Sound Of Music, West End; Bird Brigade, Workshop)as Ramona, Isidro Ridout (Priscilla The Party, Outernet; Don’t Drag Me I’m Scared, Dalston) as Exile, Zofia Weretka (Oscar at The Crown, Off-Broadway) as Vicki, Natalie Yin (Heartstopper, Netflix) as Exile.
Jan Sport said “This has been a LONG time coming! I have been part of the OSCAR at The Crown family since its conception in Boston in 2015, so when I got the call to come to London I couldn’t have said yes fast enough. To be able to return to this amazing show that my brilliant friends have created a decade later in my favorite city in the world feels like the best way to make my U.K. theatre debut. OSCAR is the most fun you can legally have in a theatre, and the cast I’m joining are off the charts talented. The venue that has been created specifically for the show in the middle of London sets the tone for an incredible piece of a theatre and an unforgettable night out - so see you all at the bar for a drink, and see you at the show for a PARTY. LONDON!”
Oscar at the Crown continues performances in London through to 30 October 2025.
