THIS WEEK IN PICTURES: February 28 - March 6

Catch up on the week's biggest stories from Broadway and beyond in BroadwayWorld's "This Week in Pictures," featuring coverage of press events, rehearsals, opening nights, and more. Highlights this week include coverage of a performance preview of FINDING NEVERLAND, SYTYCD winner Ricky Ubeda joining the cast of ON THE TOWN, Roundabout Theatre Company's annual Spring Gala celebrating Helen Mirren, and more!

Pictured: Michael Oberholtzer, Sarah Stiles, Steven Boyer, Marc Kudisch, playwright Robert Askins, director Moritz von Stuelpnagel, and Geneva Carr. Photo Credit: Walter McBride

We started off the week by meeting the cast of new play HAND TO GOD, which will open April 7 at the Booth Theatre. The play marks the Broadway debuts of playwright Robert Askins and director Moritz von Stuelpnagel. See more photos of the cast here!

Pictured: Tom Hewitt, Kelli Barrett, Tam Mutu, Lora Lee Gayer and Paul Alexander Nolan. Photo Credit: Walter McBride

We also met the cast of DOCTOR ZHIVAGO, which begins performances March 27 and officially opens April 21 at the Broadway Theatre. Check out more pictures here!

Pictured: Laura Michelle Kelly and Matthew Morrison with the cast. Photo Credit: Walter McBride

On Saturday we got a sneak peek at FINDING NEVERLAND as the cast performed for the press. The new musical, directed by Tony Award-winner Diane Paulus, will come to Broadway's Lunt-Fontanne Theatre this spring. See more pictures of the cast in action here!

Pictured: Ricky Ubeda. Photo Credit: Jennifer Broski

On Monday, we got a first look at "SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE" winner and "America's Favorite Dancer" Ricky Ubeda, who joined the cast of the Broadway revival of ON THE TOWN for a limited engagement through April 26. Check out more pictures here!

Pictured: Helen Mirren. Photo Credit: Jennifer Broski

Monday night, Roundabout Theatre Company presented its annual 2015 Spring Gala "There is Nothing Like a Dame" in the Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria. The evening was a celebration of Oscar, Emmy, and Golden Globe winner Helen Mirren, who was presented with The Jason Robards Award for Excellence in Theatre. The tribute featured appearances by Jennifer Garner & Alessandro Nivola and performances by Laura Benanti,Kristin Chenoweth, Alan Cumming, Santino Fontana, Victor Garber, Donna Murphy, Kelli O'Hara,Alessandro Nivola,Laura Osnes and Betsy Wolfe. See more pictures from the gala here!

Pictured: Chilina Kennedy. Photo Credit: Joan Marcus

Wednesday, we got a first look at Award-winning Canadian actress Chilina Kennedy, who will take over as the title role in BRAUTIFUL: THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL beginning March 7. Kennedy was last seen on Broadway as Mary Magdalene in Des McAnuff's Tony nominated production of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR. See more pictures here!

Pictured: Preston Swovelin (Romeo) and Adrienne Canterna (Juliet) at the Capulet Masked Ball. Photo Credit: Irina Chira

Wednesday was also opening night for Rasta Thomas' ROMEO AND JUNIET in the West End. Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Jay Z, LMFAO, The Police, David Guetta (as well as Vivaldi and Prokofiev) provide the hit tunes as the greatest love story of all time bursts into the 21st century in a phenomenal adaptation of William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. See more pictures of the dancers in action here!

Pictured: Tom Galantich, Kerry Butler and Duke Lafoon. Photo Credit: Walter McBride

On Thursday, we got a performance preview of new Off-Broadway production CLINTON THE MUSICAL. The musical, which stars Tom Galantich, Duke Lafoon, and Tony Award nominee Kerry Butler, will begin Performances March 25 and open April 9 at New World Stages. See more pictures from the performance here!

Pictured: Capathia Jenkins, Nathan Lee Graham, Rema Webb, Shayna Small, and director Billy Porter. Photo Credit: Nile Hawver/Nile Scott Shots

Friday we got a first look at THE COLORED MUSEUM, which presents 11 hilarious "exhibits" of African-American culture. Tony Award winner George C. Wolfe's groundbreaking comedy, directed and choreographed by Tony Award winner Billy Porter, has electrified, discomforted, and delighted audiences of all colors, skewering stereotypes and redefining what it means to be black in contemporary America. Check out a more photos here!