The Broadway run, and what a ticket actually buys
Evita
The most talked-about moment of London's theatre summer in 2025 happened on the pavement. Midway through Jamie Lloyd's Evita at the London Palladium, Rachel Zegler stepped out onto the theatre's exterior balcony and sang “Don't Cry for Me, Argentina” to Argyll Street, while the audience inside watched it on a screen.
- Cities
- 1
- Home theatre
- Winter Garden Theatre
- Open run
- New York, from 27 February 2027
- Running time
- 2 hours 25 minutes, including an interval
- On sale
- 0 of 1 runs
- Last checked
- 12 October 2026
The production played a twelve-week season, won Zegler the Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical, and is crossing the Atlantic: previews at the Winter Garden Theatre begin on 27 February 2027, and opening night is 25 March. What Broadway does with the balcony, the production has not said.
Below is the run as the production lists it: the dates, what a seat costs, how long the evening is, and who sells the tickets.
Where it plays
Soonest first. Every city has its own page, with the theatre, the dates and the seller.
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About the show
A sung-through musical about Eva Perón, and the production that took it out onto the Palladium's balcony. What it is, who made it, and where it has been.
Tickets
Who sells seats for the Evita musical at the Winter Garden Theatre, what they cost, how far ahead the calendar runs, and the age rule at the door.
Things people ask about Evita
How long is Evita?
2 hours 25 minutes, including an interval, as the Winter Garden Theatre in New York publishes it.
Which theatre is Evita in?
At the Winter Garden Theatre in New York. The run begins on 27 February 2027, with no closing date announced.
