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The new musical Here We Are<\/em><\/strong>, which is the final show from legendary composer Stephen Sondheim<\/strong><\/a>, has officially debuted off-Broadway.<\/p>\n A star-studded crowd stepped out to attend the performance on Sunday night (October 22) at The Shed\u2019s Griffin Theatre in New York City.<\/p>\n Among the stars pictured in the gallery are Lee Pace<\/strong><\/a>, John Benjamin Hickey<\/strong><\/a>, Katie Holmes<\/strong><\/a>, Jim Parsons<\/strong><\/a>, Sara Bareilles<\/strong><\/a>, Phillipa Soo<\/strong><\/a>, Sarah Paulson<\/strong><\/a>, Nathan Lane<\/strong><\/a>, Lin-Manuel Miranda<\/strong><\/a>, Paul Rudd<\/strong><\/a>, Andy Cohen<\/strong><\/a>, Chris Rock<\/strong><\/a>, Jane Krakowski<\/strong><\/a>, Annaleigh Ashford<\/strong><\/a>, Josh Groban<\/strong><\/a>, Zachary Quinto<\/strong><\/a>, and Josh Gad<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n Josh <\/strong>and Annaleigh <\/strong>are currently starring in the revival of Sondheim<\/strong>\u2018s Sweeney Todd<\/em> while Sara<\/strong> and Phillipa<\/strong> recently led the revival of Sondheim<\/strong>\u2018s Into the Woods<\/em>.<\/p>\n Cast members photographed at the opening night party included David Hyde Pierce<\/strong><\/a>, Steven Pasquale<\/strong><\/a>, Rachel Bay Jones<\/strong><\/a>, Bobby Cannavale<\/strong><\/a>, and Micaela Diamond<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n The New York Times<\/a><\/em> says that the show \u201cis a worthy and loving farewell to the great musical dramatist.\u201d<\/p>\n Here We Are<\/em> is running at The Shed<\/a> through January 21. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n