The stars were on hand to celebrate three-time Tony Award-winning composer Jason Robert Brown October 25. In an evening conducted by Georgia Stitt, in her Carnegie Hall debut, Broadway favorites sang songs from Brown's extensive catalogue—accompanied by the composer himself. 

Highlights of the evening included Heather Headley singing "It All Fades Away" from Bridges of Madison County; Raúl Esparza performing a cut song from Parade called "Big News!"; and Brown, Stitt, and their daughters performing "Sanctuary."

See photos from the evening below.

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Photos: Billy Porter, Shoshana Bean, Ben Platt, More Join Jason Robert Brown in Concert at Carnegie Hall

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The set list for the evening was as followed:

1. "Coming Together" performed by Shoshana Bean and Jason Robert Brown
2. "To Build A Home" performed by Kelli O'Hara
3. "Melinda" performed by Jason Robert Brown 
4. "Boat" performed by Jason Robert Brown
5. "See Yourself" performed by Ben Platt
6. "It's Hard To Speak My Heart" performed by Ben Platt
7. "Big News!" performed by Raúl Esparza
8. "Where I Belong" performed by Raúl Esparza
9. "Invisible" performed by Heather Headley
10. "It All Fades Away" performed by Heather Headley
    
11. "Honeymoon In Vegas Overture"
12. "Sanctuary" performed by Jason Robert Brown, Georgia Stitt, and their daughters Molly and Susannah
13. "Stars and the Moon" performed by Shoshana Bean
14. "Goodbye Until Tomorrow" performed by Shoshana Bean
15. "Fuck Love and Got Fat" performed by J. Harrison Ghee
16. "More Room" performed by J. Harrison Ghee
17. "The Western Wall" performed by Jason Robert Brown
18. "Aways Better" performed by Kelli O'Hara
19. "What 'Til You See What's Next" performed by Jason Robert Brown
20. "All Things in Time" performed by Jason Robert Brown and Billy Porter

The event was the latest in a busy year for Brown. This year has seen the premieres of two new Brown musicals: The Connector, created with Jonathan Marc Sherman and Daisy Prince, which completed a run at Off-Broadway's MCC Theater in April; and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, written with Taylor Mac and directed by Rob Ashford, recently seen at Chicago’s Goodman Theatre and headed for a 2025 Broadway bow. His Off-Broadway hit, The Last Five Years, is heading to Broadway later this season.