Maybe Happy Ending has put a fresh block of seats on sale at the Belasco Theatre, taking the Tony-winning musical’s booking period through Sunday, April 11, 2027. The production marks two years on Broadway next week.
The extension lands as the production approaches its second anniversary on Thursday, November 12, 2026, by which point it will have given 863 performances. It has been the longest-running production in the Belasco’s history since July 7, 2026, when it reached its 688th performance, overtaking every earlier tenant of the 1907 house.
The current company is led by Zachary Noah Piser, Savy Jackson, Stella Cole and Marcus Choi, with Cathy Ang, Daniel May, Sam Simahk and Christopher James Tamayo as standbys. The jazz singer Stella Cole, who stepped in as Gil Brentley for a four-week limited engagement, plays her last performance on Sunday, November 15. Original cast member Dez Duron returns to the role on Tuesday, November 17.
Written by Will Aronson and Hue Park and directed by Michael Arden, the musical follows two retired helper robots, Oliver and Claire, whose routines in a near-future Seoul are upended when they meet. It began previews on October 16, 2024 and opened on November 12, 2024, and went on to win six Tony Awards in 2025, Best Musical among them.
Outside New York, the North American tour opened at Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre in September 2026, with original Broadway standbys Steven Huynh and Claire Kwon as Oliver and Claire.
Tickets are sold at the Belasco box office (111 West 44th Street), through Telecharge and by phone on 212-239-6200. A limited in-person rush at the box office costs $49, from 10am (noon on Sundays); a digital rush on Telecharge costs $45, from 11am on the day, two per customer; and the “Club 2064” digital lottery offers pairs at $20.64 each. All prices include fees.
