Two-time Tony winner Victoria Clark directed the rarely seen musical for the City Center Encores! series.

Also, check out photos from the production at New York City Center that is directed by two-time Tony winner Victoria Clark.

Two-time Tony winner Victoria Clark is directing the rarely seen musical for City Center Encores!

Two-time Tony winner Victoria Clark is directing the rarely seen musical for City Center Encores!

Two-time Tony winner Victoria Clark also discusses returning to direct the project after nearly five years.

Also featuring Real Women Have Curves’ Joy Huerta, the evening at Sony Hall will benefit Maestra Music.

Victoria Clark is directing the Kurt Weill and Alan Jay Lerner musical.

See who's joining previously announced star Gwilym Lee, who will lead the company as England football manager Gareth Southgate.

The show begins its fifth Broadway revival November 21 at the Majestic Theatre.

The new musical is loosely based on the life of producer John Kenley.

The new musical, which is loosely based on the life of producer John Kenley, will be presented at Goodspeed's Terris Theatre in Connecticut.

The international hit musical welcomes several new stars to the Gershwin Theatre.

The new play is by Mary Lynn Dobson.

The 2nd annual event included appearances from the casts of Some Like It Hot and Wicked, the American Theatre Wing Chorus, and more.

The series of readings will highlight six plays in development.

J. Harrison Ghee, Bonnie Milligan, and Lea Michele are among the all-star roster of Broadway favorites set to perform at the weekend event's first day.

Written as a love letter to his daughter, the re-release includes two new tracks, including one from Rob Houchen.

Produced in partnership with the Times Square Alliance, the event will feature appearances from Broadway favorites, a Drag Pride celebration, and more.

The Lionel Bart musical is at New York City Center Encores! through May 14.

Led by Benjamin Pajak as Oliver, the cast performed "Consider Yourself" and "Where Is Love?"