'Ghost Town' sensation Adam Lambert has revealed that he would definitely think about doing something on Broadway in the future if he got the right offer because he has always loved theatre. 

Speaking to Radio.com recently, the vocal powerhouse explained that he would accept a spot on Broadway for a musical or production that was new because he would want to be the person to define the role:

"If I were going to do a musical, I would want it to be something new. I’d want to originate something. I wouldn’t want to step into something that the last guy did [...]  I want to have some input into how my character moves and dresses and sounds. And with these shows that have been running for a long time, it becomes like a theme park. “This is where you stand, this is how you say the line, this is how you sing the note, and you can’t do it any other way.” I hate being told what to do. So it needs to be like a collaboration."

He went onto add that he would definitely consider taking on a Broadway role if the right opportunity were to present itself: "I’ve heard that Broadway is in a good space right now: the shows are good and people are wanting to see them which is fantastic. So, if it were the right project that felt interesting I would be into it. For me personally it would have to feel different."

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Watch a recent interview with Lambert below: