Broadway in January 2027

70 shows and 1,708 performances in January 2027: what opens, what closes and what plays all month.

All times Eastern. Listed from the theaters' published schedules; last checked Nov 7. Pick a day to see every show and curtain time.

Quick take

1,708 performances of 70 shows are listed in January 2027.

  • 37 on Broadway
  • 31 days with shows
  • 594 matinees
  • 3 Broadway openings
  • 3 closings
  • Busiest day: Sat, Jan 2, 2027, with 126 performances of 60 shows.
  • Matinees: 58 on Wednesdays, 245 on Saturdays and 255 on Sundays, plus 36 on other days.
  • Mondays are quiet: about 10 shows, against 42 on other days.
  • 36 Broadway shows play the whole month, plus 26 Off-Broadway.

Opening in January

Broadway premieres and first previews

Coming soon

Opening Off-Broadway

First performances in January

All Off-Broadway

Closing in January

Final performances with a confirmed date

Closing soon

Running all month

Broadway shows playing from the first of January to the last

All Broadway shows

Plus 26 Off-Broadway shows running all month. See Off-Broadway →

Common questions

How many Broadway shows are playing in January 2027?

70 shows have performances listed in January 2027: 37 on Broadway and 33 Off-Broadway or elsewhere in New York, 1,708 performances in all.

What opens on Broadway in January 2027?

Clifford Odets' Awake and Sing! (opens Jan 7), Dolly: A True Original Musical (opens Jan 19) and Mix and Master (opens Jan 27).

Which shows close in January 2027?

Other Desert Cities (Jan 17), Wild Rose (Jan 10) and Divine Beyond The Flamingos (Jan 17). Closing dates can move if a run is extended.

When are the matinees in January 2027?

594 matinees are listed in January 2027: 58 on Wednesdays, 245 on Saturdays and 255 on Sundays, plus 36 on other days. Pick a day in the calendar for exact curtain times.

What is the busiest day on Broadway in January 2027?

Saturday, January 2 has the most: 126 performances of 60 shows.

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