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Evita tickets

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Ambition, image, and political power in Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical.

Upcoming production · First performance February 27, 2027

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Running time

Approximately 2 hours 25 minutes, including one intermission

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Broadway, New York

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Evita follows Eva Perón's rise from a modest background to the center of Argentine public life. Tim Rice's lyrics and Andrew Lloyd Webber's score turn questions of ambition, devotion, and political image into musical drama. Jamie Lloyd's production is announced for Broadway's Winter Garden Theatre, beginning previews February 27, 2027 and opening March 25. The Broadway League lists an approximate running time of two hours and 25 minutes, including an intermission.

This might be your show if…

Andrew Lloyd Webber listeners
Fans of political musicals
Returning theatergoers interested in a revival

Worth knowing: An upcoming 2027 engagement; Historical characters are presented through dramatization; Confirm individual performer schedules separately

More than a familiar anthem

The most useful approach is to hear the famous music in relation to the argument around it. A public figure can be admired, used as a symbol, and challenged at the same time. Notice the difference between a character's self-presentation and the perspectives surrounding it. That tension gives you something to follow even if you already know individual songs extremely well.

You do not need a detailed history lesson before going. It can help, however, to distinguish the musical's dramatic viewpoint from a complete account of Argentina. If the story sparks an interest in the period, follow it afterward through historical sources. That leaves the performance free to work as theater while keeping its choices separate from documentary evidence.

What to compare before booking

A revival is a new interpretation of an existing work. Do not choose a seat or date solely from memories of another staging or the film. Compare the current production's practical information and any specific view warnings. For a musical in which a public image is central, being able to take in the overall stage picture may matter as much as sitting close to a face.

If a named performer is the main reason for your visit, read the current performance-specific information before purchase. Publicity identifies a production, but it is not a guarantee that an artist appears at every performance. Consider whether you would still want to see the musical if an alternate or understudy performs, and read the relevant ticket conditions with that in mind.

Scheduling a spring theater visit

The first preview and official opening are different dates. February and early March visits fall before the March 25 opening, when the production may still be developing. Travelers who want to see it after opening should use that date when comparing their trip window. A supplier calendar must also show a real performance; the announced start alone does not establish availability.

The published duration is an estimate useful for planning, with an intermission already included. Leave additional time for exiting the Winter Garden and reaching a restaurant or transit connection. If you are seeing another show the same day, build the plan around actual curtain times and travel between venues rather than assuming a standard matinee schedule.

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Where to sit at Winter Garden Theatre

The official chart separates Orchestra and Mezzanine positions. Our recommendations are comparisons to consider, not a guarantee of a particular view or a claim that every seat has been inspected.

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Compare centered locations on both levels, if the access works for you. Choose whether proximity or elevation matters more before setting a premium budget.

For avoiding stairs

Begin with appropriate Orchestra seating and confirm any wheelchair or transfer requirement explicitly.

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THEATER LOCATION & ACCESS

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Winter Garden Theatre
1634 Broadway, New York, NY 10019

The Orchestra and designated wheelchair locations are accessible without steps. The Mezzanine requires 34 steps, followed by steps between rows. The operator lists no elevator or escalator and confirms a wheelchair-accessible restroom. Arrange the exact location and route with the venue.

Check the performance date and time before traveling. Admission rules and accessibility arrangements are specific to the production and theater. Contact the venue for requirements that affect your visit.

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YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Evita FAQs

When does Evita start on Broadway?

The Broadway League lists the first preview as February 27, 2027 and opening night as March 25, 2027. It is an upcoming production at this guide's October verification date.

Who wrote Evita?

The musical has music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice. This production is directed by Jamie Lloyd.

How long is the announced production?

The Broadway League lists approximately two hours and 25 minutes, including one intermission. Check for updates closer to your performance, especially while planning a fixed onward connection.

Do I need to know Argentine history?

No specialist knowledge is required to choose the musical. Treat it as a dramatized perspective on historical people, and use independent historical reading if you want a fuller account afterward.

Is the stage version the same as the film?

They share the musical's underlying work, but a live revival has its own theatrical choices. Avoid assuming that film scenes, camera views, or arrangements will be reproduced exactly.

Where should I sit?

Choose a clear view within your budget and compare any specific limitations on the available locations. There is no single best seat for everyone, especially when access needs or a preference for an overall view influence the decision.

Editorial facts checked against production sources on 2026-10-23. Casting, policies, and schedules can change.
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