Billy Crystal's Broadway Show '860' Offers Reflection on Loss and Laughter
The legendary comedian stars in a new one-man show at the Imperial Theatre, reflecting on personal loss and finding humor in difficult times.
Billy Crystal, a name synonymous with comedy for decades, is currently gracing the Broadway stage with his one-man show, "860," at the Imperial Theatre. The performance, which opened on October 1, 2026, centers on Crystal's personal reflections following the 2025 Palisades fires that destroyed his home.
A Journey of Resilience and Humor
The show's website describes "860" as a "hilarious and intimate story about family, friendship, love, luck, and loss." It explores how laughter can serve as a powerful coping mechanism during challenging periods. Crystal, 78, draws from his own experiences to connect with audiences on themes of resilience and overcoming adversity.
Crystal's return to Broadway follows his 2022 performance in "Mr. Saturday Night," a production based on the 1992 film he wrote, directed, and starred in. His prior Broadway run garnered critical acclaim, with The New York Post's Johnny Oleksinski praising Crystal's "tremendous form" and "god-like timing" in a review that highlighted the showman's ability to "go bananas."
"860" runs for one hour and 40 minutes with no intermission. The show is scheduled to conclude its run on January 3, 2027.
Ticket Information
As of October 9, 2026, tickets for "860" are available, with 93 remaining performances. The lowest available ticket price found was $124, including fees, for a performance on Tuesday, December 15. Prices for other shows range from approximately $128 to $593, including fees. Several dates offer tickets starting under $170, with specific performances on October 31, November 1, December 9, and December 15 priced at $124 or $143 before additional fees.