With the fall Broadway season in full swing, we take a look at over 20 artists who made (or will make) their Main Stem debuts this season. From the young stars of Deaf West's revival of Spring Awakening to television stars and Oscar and Golden Globe winners, we guide our readers through a handful of Broadway newbies. Check out who is taking on the Great White Way for the first time.

The Little Shop of Horrors stars performed the show’s anthem on The Late Late Show With James Corden.

George Salazar, Mj Rodriguez, and Amber Riley star in the Howard Ashman-Alan Menken musical that opened September 25.

Tony nominee Kevin Chamberlin joins them in the Howard Ashman-Alan Menken musical that began previews September 17.

Tony nominee Kevin Chamberlin also stars in the Howard Ashman-Alan Menken musical, which opens September 25 at the Pasadena Playhouse.

Among the additional productions that will be seen this summer are Noises Off, Once, and A Chorus Line.

There is a long history of our commanders-in-chief appreciating the limelight — and sometimes even treading the boards themselves. In honor of Presidents' Day, we look back on our leaders and the shows and showtunes that made them the men they were.

U.S. Presidents may be sequestered in Washington D.C., far from the lights of Broadway, but history tells us that many of them had a closer connection with the stage than their job descriptions tend to suggest. There is a long history of our Commanders in Chief appreciating the limelight—and sometimes even treading the boards themselves. In honor of Presidents Day, here are a few of their stories.

Enchanted April, the Matthew Barber play long promised for Broadway in spring 2003, will bloom at the Belasco Theatre April 8, rather than at the previously announced Barrymore April 4.