The show opened on October 21 and grossed $1.2 million across seven opening-week performances, including a complimentary opening night. Its announced extension gives audiences a longer engagement.
Comedian and actor Billy Crystal’s solo show 860 opened on Broadway on October 21 and announced a longer run, The Hollywood Reporter said. A revised October 27 Deadline account of The Broadway League’s figures puts opening-week attendance at about 98% of capacity.
The original schedule, published by Broadway.com on June 15, 2026, called for performances at the Imperial Theatre to begin on October 1, ahead of the official opening, and end on January 3, 2027.
The opening week comprised seven performances. The revised figures leave the show’s opening-week gross unchanged at $1,212,055. Complimentary tickets for the press and opening night accounted for a slight decline in the gross, Deadline said.
Directed by Scott Ellis, 860 follows the aftermath of the Palisades fires that destroyed Crystal’s home, bringing together reflections on his family and career. Crystal made his Broadway debut in 2004 with the solo show 700 Sundays, which earned him the Tony Award for Best Special Theatrical Event.
The six-week extension, announced on October 27, is scheduled to keep 860 at the Imperial Theatre through February 14, 2027.
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