THIS WEEK IN PICTURES: May 23-29

Pictured: Darren Criss. Photo Credit: Walter McBride

He can rock gold stillettos like a pro, glittery pink nail polish is second nature and if that wasn't enough, he can host a major Broadway event! This week Darren Criss, who is currently starring in HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH on Broadway, hosted STARS IN THE ALLEY presented by United Airlines. The event was held in Shubert Alley and featured some of the biggest stars on Broadway this season. Some of the performances included Sydney Lucas and the cast of FUN HOME, Corey Cott from GIGI, Brandy and the cast of CHICAGO and many more. Click here for more photos from the event.

Pictured: Jim Parsons. Photo Credit: Walter McBride

Emmy and Golden Globe winner Jim Parsons opened ACT OF GOD at Studio 54 this week. Parson's is playing God on Broadway and it's one of the funniest acts in town. The King of the Universe may have everything figured out but he is tackling his biggest challenge yet: Broadway. See more of his opening night bow here.

Pictured: Sally Field and the cast of It Shoulda Been You.

America's sweetheart and Academy Award winner Sally Field visited her good friend Tyne Daly at IT SHOULDA BEEN YOU this week. Daly and Field's will star in the upcoming film HELLO, MY NAME IS DORIS, in which Field plays a woman in her sixties who has a romantic relationship with a young co-worker. For more photos of this star-studded meet up you wished you were at click here.

Pictured Laura Osnes. Photo Credit: Stephen Sorokoff

Broadway's resident princess, sweetheart and two time Tony Award nominee Laura Osnes returned to 54 Below this week with her sold-out cabaret act, AN EVENING WITH LAURA OSNES. Laura is known for her work in GREASE, SOUTH PACIFIC, BONNIE & CLYDE and CINDERELLA. She made the audience swoon with an assortment of her favorite songs and stories from past shows, concerts and cabarets. For more photos of the hottest cabaret act in town click here.

Pictured: Fred Inkley, James Snyder, Margo Seibert and Christine Ebersole. Photo Credit: Jerry Dalia

If James Snyder were thrown into a medieval setting as a handsome prince then sign us up for tickets! The first photos of Paper Mill Playhouse's production of EVER AFTER were released and they made us wish that this cast could walk around in medieval outfits all the time. The production stars IF/THEN star James Snyder as Prince Henry, ROCKY's Margo Seibert as Danielle de Barbarac?, Tony Award winner Christine Ebersole as Baroness Rodmilla de Ghent and many more. For more photos and info on how to see this echanting new musical visit here.

Pictured: Sydney Lucas, Oscar Williams and Zell Steele Morrow

FUN HOME is taking New York and the entire world by storm. The three children in the show, Sydney Lucas, Oscar Williams and Zell Steele Morrow, take their extreme talent and cuteness to a whole new height in this performance of "Come to the Fun Home" on ABC's THE VIEW this week. Morrow sings some groovy tunes into the lemon pledge canister, Williams busts a move on the coffin and Lucas further proves why she's the youngest Tony Award nominee. To watch this epic performance click here.

Pictured: Luke Hamilton and Terrence Mann. Photo Credit: Gerry Goodstein

The original Inspector Javert has returned to Paris and we've never wanted to be there more! Connecticut Repertory Theatre (CRT) presents LES MISERABLES, directed by Terrence Mann and starring Mann as Inspector Javert, a role he originated on Broadway and for which he received his first Tony Award-nomination, begins later this month and we got a taste at Mann back in a role he was born to play. Fore more photos and information on this incredible telling of one of Broadway's most renowned musicals visit here.

Pictured: Jennie Sophia, Tori Whaples, and Trent Noor. Photo Credit: Michael Brosilow

Time to travel back to the secret garden with the Court Theater's production of THE SECRET GARDEN. The new staging of the classic musical is taking Chicago by storm and this week the first productions photos were released. You won't want to miss this classic musical. For more information and more production photos click here.

Pictured: The cast of TITANIC: The Musical. Photo Credit: Cylla von Tiedemann

We know, you still aren't over Leonardo DiCaprio slipping into the cold ocean in the film TITANIC. Yes we know, there was totally enough room on the plank of wood, but if you can swallow your trust issues and travel to Toronto you won't want to miss the re-imagined production of TITANIC: THE MUSICAL. In this new reimagining of the musical, director Thom Southerland uses an ensemble cast, meaning that everyone in the cast plays two or three or more roles in the telling of the story. Pretty impressive? See more of the cast in action here.

Pictured: Jason Alexander, Rosie Perez, Larry David, Jayne Houdyshell, Ben Shenkman and Anna Shapiro. Photo Credit: Walter McBride