This week on Instagram: The Oscars, #tbts, and Josh Groban being his adorable self. See what you missed below!

1. Benj Pasek celebrated his Oscar win with cheese.

Say cheese!

A post shared by benjpasek (@benjpasek) on Feb 27, 2017 at 2:16am PST

2. Significant Other opened on Broadway.

The cutest cast that ever was! #SignificantOther #openingnight #redcarpet #BSG #onthescene

A post shared by Jenny Anderson (@jennyandersonphoto) on Mar 3, 2017 at 2:54am PST

3. Josh Groban turned 35.

Gonna spend my birthday on the floor with my closest friends. (Thanks @emmaath and @iamthe8th)

A post shared by Josh Groban (@joshgroban) on Feb 26, 2017 at 10:33pm PST

4. Sutton Foster gave her time to a student production of Shrek.

What an amazing week working with the students at @ballstateuniversity – The fearless cast of Shrek the Musical and the stunning Musical Theatre class of 2017 who slayed with the Cincinnati Pops #chirpchirp

A post shared by Sutton Foster (@suttonlenore) on Feb 27, 2017 at 10:15am PST

5. Lea Michele dropped her new single.

#LOVEISALIVE available 3/3/17

A post shared by Lea Michele (@leamichele) on Mar 2, 2017 at 7:56am PST

6. The Rockettes gave us this behind the scenes #tbt.

Two #Rockettes engage in "horseplay" backstage at #RadioCity in 1956. #TBT

A post shared by Rockettes (@therockettes) on Mar 2, 2017 at 8:18am PST

7. Kristin Chenoweth was all of us in winter.

Standing on the very footbridge that inspired Meredith Willson to write The Music Man. Incredible.

A post shared by Kristin Chenoweth (@kchenoweth) on Feb 28, 2017 at 11:47am PST

8. Dancers of New York gave us this inspiring gem.

"I auditioned for the national tour of Matilda and had all these callbacks. After the second to last callback, all my friends who were there started texting me that they had gotten a callback. I thought I did a good job and they liked me, but I didn’t get a callback. On the day of the callback, I took off work and went to ballet class. After class, I was still bummed, so I said, “You know what? I am not done dancing. I was supposed to dance all day. I am going to go to a jazz class too.” After jazz class, I look at my phone, I have two missed calls, three text messages, and a voicemail from this New York number that I don’t know. I listen to the voicemail, and it’s someone from casting at Matilda. She says, “So we accidentally threw your headshot away in the no pile, but we really wanted you to be here today. Where are you?” I had no book, and I didn’t have appropriate dance clothes for the audition, but I went anyway. I was there for almost six hours, dancing, singing, and reading. A month later, it was the day they were starting rehearsals for the tour or really close to it. I was sitting on the couch. My phone rings—and it’s a New York number I don’t know, which makes your heart stop. The casting director says, “Hi, Amanda, we just want to call and let you know that casting for the tour has been completed, and that’s going to be the end of the road for you there.” In my head, I am thinking, “Duh, they start rehearsals today, and I am not there.” But I say, “Thanks for letting me know.” Then she says, “But we have an opening in our Broadway company, and we want you to join us there instead.” I could not believe what she had just said because that was never on the table as far as I knew. I didn’t know that I was even being considered for Broadway. I had no clue. I have no idea what she said after that because I was in shock. I was getting up to leave, and I couldn’t even really put on my coat. I didn’t know what was happening. I got home, and I remember sitting in my kitchen just sobbing. I was supposed to start rehearsals three days later. My entire life got flipped upside down."

A post shared by Dancers of New York (@dancersofny) on Feb 25, 2017 at 7:42am PST

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