Maybe Happy Ending has put a new block of Broadway tickets on sale, taking the Tony-winning musical through to 11 April 2027 as it heads for its second anniversary at the Belasco Theatre.
New York booking for Maybe Happy Ending now runs to Sunday 11 April 2027. The show marks two years on Broadway on Thursday 12 November 2026, by which point it will have played 863 performances.
It already holds a house record. On 7 July 2026 it reached its 688th performance and became the longest-running production in the history of the Belasco Theatre on West 44th Street.
There is a change in the company next week too. Jazz singer Stella Cole plays her last performance as Gil Brentley on Sunday 15 November, closing a four-week guest run, and original cast member Dez Duron takes the part back from Tuesday 17 November. He rejoins Zachary Noah Piser, Savy Jackson and Marcus Choi, with Cathy Ang, Daniel May, Sam Simahk and Christopher James Tamayo as standbys.
Written by Will Aronson and Hue Park and directed by Michael Arden, the musical follows two helper robots, Oliver and Claire, whose identical, solitary routines are knocked off course when they meet. It began life in Korean in Seoul in 2016 before its English-language version opened on Broadway in November 2024, and went on to win six Tony Awards in 2025, Best Musical among them. A North American tour opened in Baltimore in September 2026.
No London production has been announced yet. For the full Broadway story, see News From Broadway, and keep an eye on our Maybe Happy Ending page for any West End news.
