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January 23 in Broadway History
1953- The Fifth Season by Sylvia Regan opened at the Cort Theatre; 2000- Revival of The Rainmaker by N. Richard Nash closed at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre after 82 performances; 2005- Little Women opened at the Virginia Theatre with Sutton Foster, Amy McAlexander, Megan McGinnis, Jenny Powers, Maureen McGovern & revival of The Rivals by Richard Brinsley Sheridan closed at the Vivian Beaumont Theatre after 45 performances; 2014- Outside Mullingar by John Patrick Shanley opened at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre with Brian F. O'Byrne & Debra Messing; 2015- It's Only a Play by Terrence McNally opened at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre after transferring; 2020- Grand Horizons by Bess Wohl opened at the Hayes Theatre with Jane Alexander, James Cromwell, Priscilla Lopez, Ben McKenzie, Maulik Pancholy, Ashely Park, Michael Urie; 2022- Girl From the North Country closed at the Belasco Theatre after 117 performances & revival of Slave Play by Jeremy O. Harris closed at the August Wilson Theatre after 57 performances; 2025- English by Sanaz Toossi opened at the Todd Haimes Theatre

​Birthdays:  Chita Rivera (1933-2024) & Swen Swenson (1930-1993)
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  • Shows
    • Shows A-F >
      • & Juliet
      • Aladdin
      • All Out
      • The Book of Mormon
      • Buena Vista Social Club
      • Bug
      • Chess
      • Chicago
      • Death Becomes Her
    • Shows G-K >
      • The Great Gatsby
      • Hadestown
      • Hamilton
      • Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
      • Hell's Kitchen
      • Just in Time
    • Shows L-P >
      • Liberation
      • The Lion King
      • Mamma Mia!
      • Marjorie Prime
      • Maybe Happy Ending
      • MJ
      • Moulin Rouge
      • Oedipus
      • Oh, Mary!
      • Operation Mincemeat
      • The Outsiders
    • Shows Q-Z >
      • Ragtime
      • Six
      • Stranger Things
      • Two Strangers...
      • Wicked
    • Longest Running Shows
  • Upcoming Shows
  • Openings & Closings
  • Tony Awards
  • Discount Tickets
  • Beyond Broadway
  • Celebs on Broadway