Tonya Lewis Lee, Mathew Knowles, and Les Coney have joined as producers of the Louis Armstrong jukebox biomusical.

The attendees for the Louis Armstrong musical's opening night included Wendell Pierce, Phylicia Rashad, and Melba Moore.

James Monroe Iglehart is both co-directing and starring as the iconic jazz musician.

The new jukebox biomusical inspired by the late jazz legend began performances at Studio 54 October 16.

James Monroe Iglehart plays the legendary jazz performer in a show that follows Armstrong's life through the eyes of his spouses.

The box office is officially open for the Louis Armstrong biomusical, beginning performances October 16.

The upcoming Louis Armstrong biomusical begins performances October 16.

Iglehart is also starring as Louis Armstrong in the biomusical about the iconic singer-musician, which begins performances in October.

The three-time Grammy-winning composer and saxophonist previously penned music for Broadway's The Mountaintop, Children of a Lesser God, and Fences.

Tony winner Iglehart will star as the late jazz legend at Broadway's Studio 54.

Christopher Renshaw, who conceived the musical with Andrew Delaplaine, will direct the show about the famed trumpet player.

The pop musical follows a teenage girl dealing with small politics, romance, and maybe being the new Messiah.

Kinky Boots, Titanic: The Musical, 42nd Street, and more will also be part of the spring season of screenings across the U.K. and Ireland.

The Broadway-aimed production, inspired by the life of the jazz legend, is currently playing New Orleans prior to a Chicago engagement.

Ta’Rea Campbell, Brennyn Lark, Jennie Harney-Fleming, and Khalifa White sing the number in the James Monroe Iglehart-led musical.

James Monroe Iglehart stars in the Broadway-aimed production, inspired by the life of the late jazz legend.

The Broadway-aimed production, inspired by the life of the jazz legend, will play limited engagements in New Orleans and Chicago.

The pop musical follows a teenage girl dealing with small politics, romance, and maybe being the new Messiah.

Paul Gordon's new musical follows Heather who might be the new messiah, but is also struggling with being the trials of being a teen in a small Ohio town.

Playing Off-Broadway at Theatre 555, the pop musical follows a teenaged girl dealing with small politics, teenage romance, and maybe being the new Messiah.