Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 11/8/26

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Up for the week by attendance (% of capacity)

• MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING (100.2%)
• SIX: THE MUSICAL (17.4%)
• JUST IN TIME (15.5%)
• CHICAGO (15.3%)
• THE OUTSIDERS (14.4%)
• TWO STRANGERS (CARRY A CAKE ACROSS NEW YORK) (14.4%)
• WANTED (12.7%)
• THE GREAT GATSBY (10.6%)
• DOWNSTATE (10.5%)
• & JULIET (9.7%)
• OPERATION MINCEMEAT: A NEW MUSICAL (9.7%)
• ALADDIN (6.4%)
• MAYBE HAPPY ENDING (6.3%)
• THE LION KING (5.2%)
• THE FANTASTICKS (4.6%)
• BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB (4.4%)
• STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW (3.3%)
• THE BOOK OF MORMON (3.3%)
• WICKED (3.1%)
• HADESTOWN (3%)
• THE LOST BOYS (2.1%)
• SCHOOL GIRLS; OR, THE AFRICAN MEAN GIRLS PLAY (1%)
• HAMILTON (0.1%)

Down for the week by attendance (% of capacity)

• THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW (-13.2%)
• SCHMIGADOON! (-4.3%)
• MJ (-2.8%)
• HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD (-2.7%)
• OH, MARY! (-2.7%)
• PARANORMAL ACTIVITY (-1.9%)
• 860 (-0.9%)
• THE IMAGINARY INVALID (-0.9%)

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As expected post-Halloween, numbers have shot up. The holiday season is quickly arriving!

Happy trails to Matthew Morrison, who ended another short stint in JUST IN TIME.

Let's see where WONDERFUL LIFE and BLUEBERRIES go from here.

Updated On: 11/10/26 at 02:54 PM

skyboy said: "I know it has been removed from reports for a while now, but what was the reason for removing potential gross and % of potential gross from the report?"

That happened right after COVID, when everyone was discounting left and right.

I was against it at the time but I've come around to it.

With dynamic pricing, the "gross potential" can change multiple times a day, and it isn't a hugely helpful number to be looking at when almost every show does some sort of discounting. The number being reported out was what seats actually sold for + for empty seats the cost that was in place when the curtain went up (I BELIEVE?).

The average price vs % of seats filled is a helpful measure.

Does anybody know where to find the grosses of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular? I’d love to see how much money they make.

DiegoKoch said: "Does anybody know where to find the grosses of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular? I’d love to see how much money they make."

They don't publish the grosses.

Are we really going to have the same conversation about WICKED every week until their grosses pick up? Lord. Relax.

malcs98 said: "ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "DiegoKoch said: "Does anybody know where to find the grosses of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular? I’d love to see how much money they make."

They don't publish the grosses."

But if they did they would literally outgross any and all shows on Broadway, hell I bet tourists that come to nyc for the holidays don’t even go to a Broadway show, they go to the rockettes"

Repeat yearly tourists most likely attend Broadway. The RCMH Christmas Spectacular is hardly groundbreaking. Its nice to see, but yearly ,IMHO, not so much.

Why does Broadway post their grosses?