Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 3/22/26

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Up for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: DOG DAY AFTERNOON (100.2%), GIANT (98%), DEATH BECOMES HER (8.6%), ALADDIN (5.4%), TWO STRANGERS (CARRY A CAKE ACROSS NEW YORK) (4.6%), SIX: THE MUSICAL (4.4%), THE GREAT GATSBY (4.4%), MJ (3.9%), MOULIN ROUGE! THE MUSICAL (3.7%), & JULIET (3.7%), BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB (3.3%), MAYBE HAPPY ENDING (3.3%), OH, MARY! (3.2%), THE BOOK OF MORMON (3.1%), THE LION KING (3.1%), STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW (2.3%), DEATH OF A SALESMAN (1.3%), OPERATION MINCEMEAT: A NEW MUSICAL (0.6%), HAMILTON (0.2%), HADESTOWN (0.1%), THE OUTSIDERS (0.1%),

Down for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: CHICAGO (-11.5%), CHESS (-3.5%), HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD (-0.5%), WICKED (-0.4%),

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Spring has sprung and we’re off and running. It seems Mincemeat is hovering around $100K higher than it had been for most of the run and that feels good.

Strong start for the JELLICLE BALL, which makes me so happy because the whole production is a labor of love for everyone involved and they are invested in its success. I already know that it’s going to be a lock for some Tonys (since they won’t be Drama Desk or OCC eligible - they were last year). But also, it’s as much of a reinvention as it is a revival and demands to be see for the sheer joy of it all.

DDA is probably going to coast on the star power for a while, but I see it falling off soon after the reviews come out since I don’t see a scenario where critics are going to like this. 

 

itsahopi said: "Salesmanhas an ATP of $94? Is there a big discount code out there somewhere that I missed? Or is it all being sold last-minute?"

Death of a Salesman is selling $10 group tickets to NYC public schools, which I assume has contributed to this.  I’ve also heard it’s shown up on TDF a few times, but I haven’t checked that myself.

sassylash3s said: "itsahopi said: "Salesmanhas an ATP of $94? Is there a big discount code out there somewhere that I missed? Or is it all being sold last-minute?"

Death of a Salesman is selling $10 group tickets to NYC public schools, which I assume has contributed to this. I’ve also heard it’s shown up on TDF a few times, but I haven’t checked that myself."

A LOT of tickets that were priced on presale ran for $45 to $70, including a lot of rear orchestra seats. (That’s how I got mine). The producers seem keen on building WOM and then raising prices later when it becomes a hit, instead of the opposite of starting obscenely high and dropping down or out when it flops.

It’s a hell of a lot easier to get people to pay $70 to see Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf in the great American play, as opposed to $249+ to see Ayo Edibiri and Don Cheadle in PROOF

Updated On: 3/24/26 at 03:20 PM

Re, Salesman - they do seem to be pricing the Winter Garden very thoughtfully / taking advantage of the large house to offer a solid range of ticket rates. I went to a weekday evening performance the 2nd week of previews and the very friendly box office attendant offered two full-view seats Orch H 13-15 (which were indeed a great view) for $109 each. And their Student Group ticketing is quite lovely to see. (I'm in the camp that found this production quite outstanding all around, though I've been appreciating the variety of opinions on the board / curious to see how it continues to grow.)

Also thrilled to see Jellicle Ball immediately off to a great start. Hopefully the great word of mouth is supported by strong reviews.

And I'll admit to having quite underestimated DDA - I do hope the buzz improves over previews, as I think Guirgis is one of our best contemporary playwrights and the title is indeed an iconic one.

willep said: "JT2030 said: "And I'll admit to having quite underestimatedDDA- I do hope the buzz improves over previews, as I think Guirgis is one of our best contemporary playwrights and the title is indeed an iconic one."

Unfortunately this script is not a good indicator of his talent."

To that end, I don’t even think it’s his fault. The property is really not suited to adaptation because it bucks the claustrophobia and tension that the film builds up inside the bank. With that comes a lot of audience laughter as they bumble around and then there isn’t any real stakes by the time the show reaches its climax.

It treats the audience as both onlookers and hostages by-proxy, which doesn’t work.

Updated On: 3/24/26 at 05:28 PM

Rather strong week for the box offices.  Spring is finally in the air, bringing out the locals and the tourists alike I suppose.  

quizking101 said: "sassylash3s said: "itsahopi said: "Salesmanhas an ATP of $94? Is there a big discount code out there somewhere that I missed? Or is it all being sold last-minute?"

Death of a Salesman is selling $10 group tickets to NYC public schools, which I assume has contributed to this. I’ve also heard it’s shown up on TDF a few times, but I haven’t checked that myself."

A LOT of tickets that were priced on presale ran for $45 to $70, including a lot of rear orchestra seats. (That’s how I got mine). The producers seem keen on building WOM and then raising prices later when it becomes a hit, instead of the opposite of starting obscenely high and dropping down or out when it flops.

It’s a hell of a lot easier to get people to pay $70 to see Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf in the great American play, as opposed to $249+ to see Ayo Edibiri and Don Cheadle in PROOF"

When I saw Death of a Salesman last week there were definitely a lot of school groups though they sat in the extreme sides which is not ideal at the Winter Garden given how wide the stage is. Yes I saw Death of a Salesman on TDF as well.