Meg Ryan Attends Billy Crystal's 860 on Broadway
Ryan visited Crystal's autobiographical one-man show at the Imperial Theatre, which is scheduled to run through February 2027.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Magic
Meg Ryan attended Billy Crystal's one-man Broadway show 860 at the Imperial Theatre on Tuesday. Crystal shared a photo of himself and Ryan on Instagram on Wednesday.
Why it matters
The show is an autobiographical work about memories following the loss of Crystal's former home in the Palisades fires in January 2025. Ryan's attendance highlights the reunion of the two stars of When Harry Met Sally.
The 860 production runs 90 minutes and is scheduled through February 14, 2027. The extraction provides no box office gross, ticket sales, or attendance figures for the run.
The players
Billy Crystal
Billy Crystal is an actor, comedian, and writer known for When Harry Met Sally and for hosting the Academy Awards multiple times.
Meg Ryan
Meg Ryan is an actress known for her roles in romantic comedies, including When Harry Met Sally opposite Billy Crystal.
The details
Billy Crystal stars in 860, a one-man show drawn from his memories after the Palisades fires destroyed his home. Ryan attended the performance at the Imperial Theatre, and Crystal shared a photo taken by Valerie Terranova on Instagram.
Timeline
January 2025: Palisades fires destroyed Crystal's former home.
1989: When Harry Met Sally, starring Crystal and Ryan, was released.
February 2025: Crystal and Ryan reunited for a Super Bowl commercial revival.
March 2025: Crystal and Ryan presented the Best Picture Oscar.
November 4, 2026: Ryan attended 860 at the Imperial Theatre.
Legal Context
The reunion of Crystal and Ryan follows their 1989 film When Harry Met Sally, released 35 years ago. Their 2025 Super Bowl commercial revival and joint Best Picture presentation at the Oscars further extended that partnership.
Audiences can see 860 at the Imperial Theatre on Broadway through February 14, 2027, according to the scheduled run. The show runs 90 minutes per performance.
The takeaway
Live theater can document personal loss and recovery in ways that connect with audiences over time. Readers interested in the production can check its scheduled run through February 2027.
Further reading
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