The Broadway production of the Tony and Pulitzer Prize–winning musical Hamilton, which has been closed since December 15 due to breakthrough cases of COVID-19 in the company, has canceled performances through December 27. the Tony-winning musical will close from December 20–26, with performances expected to resume December 27 at the Music Box Theatre. Visit for an updated schedule.ĭear Evan Hansen has announced a week of performance cancellations. It is scheduled to resume performances December 28 at the Walter Kerr Theatre. For more information, visit .Īs previously announced, Hadestown has extended its closure to include the week of performances beginning December 20 through December 27. The Tony-winning play expects to return December 28. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child also recently expanded upon its previous cancellations. Performances are expected to resume with a Monday matinee December 27 check for more. For more information, visit .ĭisney's The Lion King is canceling performances through December 26 after detecting COVID-19 cases within the company. Tickets will be refunded at the point of purchase. Initially only calling off the December 20 performance, the pop musical will now go dark through December 28, with plans to resume performances December 29. The Broadway production of Six has announced a continuation of its cancellation period. For more information about future performances, visit. The production is now expected to resume previews on December 29. MJ the Musical, one of the first shows to announce cancellations through the Christmas holiday, will stay closed an additional day. Performances are set to resume at 2 PM December 26. Visit for the latest.Ĭome From Away, after initially canceling only the December 21 evening and December 22 matinee performances, has extended closing through December 25 due to breakthrough COVID-19 cases in the company. Performances are expected to resume December 28.

Visit for more.ĭisney's The Lion King on Broadway will be dark for both performances December 27, with all tickets for these performances refunded at the point of purchase. Waitress had previously extended its cancellations to December 23, following initial announcements of December 21–23. The return Broadway engagement of Sara Bareilles' Waitress will not reopen at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre due to COVID-19. Moulin Rouge! The Musical has canceled performances for December 23–25 due to positive COVID results in the company, but plans to resume with the 2 PM matinee on December 26. Lincoln Center Theater's Flying Over Sunset has cancelled performances December 25 and 26, with performances expected to continue from December 28. The Music Man, currently in early previews at the Winter Garden Theatre, has canceled its December 25 performance and the December 26 matinee, with plans to resume with the 8 PM evening show on December 26. The rock spectacle's next scheduled show is 8 PM ET on December 28. See for more.ĭavid Byrne's American Utopia, which did not play December 22, has canceled its December 23 and December 26 performances. Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, which had canceled some performances earlier in the month, is again temporarily closed, with the next performance scheduled for December 27 at 8 PM. Jacobs Theatre is currently scheduled to next perform December 27 at 7 PM. The Broadway revival of Stephen Sondheim's Company, co-starring Katrina Lenk and Patti LuPone, has canceled its 2 PM and 7:30 PM December 26 performances. The next scheduled performance is 8 PM December 27. Affected ticketholders will be refunded at the point of purchase.Īaron Sorkin's stage adaptation of Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird has canceled its December 26 matinee and evening performances at Broadway's Shubert Theatre.

More shows have canceled performances, some through Christmas and beyond, as the number of breakthrough COVID cases rise in New York City due to the Omicron variant.Īs is the case with all shows facing similar challenges, reopening dates are subject to change as the companies' situations develop and testing continues.

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