Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 3/29/26

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Up for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL (95.2%), BECKY SHAW (92.9%), THE FEAR OF 13 (88.1%), CHICAGO (6.6%), GIANT (2.9%), MOULIN ROUGE! THE MUSICAL (0.9%), DOG DAY AFTERNOON (0.6%), HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD (0.2%),

Down for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: TWO STRANGERS (CARRY A CAKE ACROSS NEW YORK) (-12.6%), DEATH BECOMES HER (-11.3%), CHESS (-8.1%), STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW (-8.1%), & JULIET (-6.5%), MJ (-6.3%), ALADDIN (-6.2%), THE GREAT GATSBY (-5.2%), THE BOOK OF MORMON (-4.9%), OH, MARY! (-4.5%), MAYBE HAPPY ENDING (-4%), DEATH OF A SALESMAN (-3.8%), SIX: THE MUSICAL (-2.9%), THE OUTSIDERS (-2.6%), THE LION KING (-2.4%), BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB (-1.1%), OPERATION MINCEMEAT: A NEW MUSICAL (-1%), WICKED (-1%), HADESTOWN (-0.6%), HAMILTON (-0.2%), EVERY BRILLIANT THING (-0.2%),

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What happened to Two Strangers Carry a Cake? We saw it on Friday evening and really enjoyed it.

It's a tough spot to be in for Two Strangers. They seem determined to keep avg ticket price heathly but i don't know how much longer they can play to 2/3 full houses.

I'm sure there's plenty of promos going around for the shows in previews so hard to judge them too much. Beaches starting 2 shows at 87% capacity is a bit of a red flag though. That JIT top ticket price is INSANE but glad to see Groff go out with a bang.

Also very impressive start for The Lost Boys. Almost breaking half a million on 2 shows is a great start for them.

That number for Just in Time is insane for Groff's last week. It feels like it will be a very long time before another production crosses $2 million at Circle in the Square.

With a full week, I thought Cats would be doing a bit better than it is. Also, I don't think the Rocky Horror numbers are that impressive.

The four worst weeks of Death Becomes Her's run have all come in March 2026. With so many veteran shows being so stable, this could be the next closing announcement.

The average ticket prices for Beaches and Titanique are troubling.

Lots of plays crushing it as to be expected though I think Death of a Salesman feels a bit low for the Winter Garden.

Oh Mary is doing OK but just biding its time before it spikes with Maya Rudolph.

I'm very impressed with how Mincemeat is continuing to do with the new cast. This show has far outlasted what I thought it was capable of doing.

Not counting Christmas, New Year's and Easter, this was the best week for Moulin Rouge since December 2021

Does anyone know how subscriber and donor tickets for Roundabout factor into their weekly grosses? Would it be the individual ticket price as part of the subscription or donation package?

Call_me_jorge said: "Mr. Wormwood said: "Also, I don't think the Rocky Horror numbers are that impressive."

At least initially, Rocky Horrors numbers shouldn’t be all too impressive as it’s playing to Roundabout subscribers."

It's doing some good business outside of its subscribers too. There are quite a few sold out shows already which is more than they regularly do.

tater tot said: "Two strangers is not doing well. If it doesn’t get nominated for Best Musical, expect a closing announcement very soon after."

I mean, in what world does it not get nominated?

A great jump for Moulin Rouge, but I honestly expected it to hit the $2 million mark with Megan in the role.

I'm surprised & Juliet has fallen so much, it felt like such an easy sell for tourists, and especially families. But as it stands, its just a matter of whether they decide to close it around labor day or try to push through the holiday season.

I believe the weekly nut for The Jellicle Ball is about $900k is memory serves? Would have liked to see them start with a bit of a higher gross, but at least they are about flat for their first week, with room to grow through Tony season.

I did NOT expect a $148 average ticket price for Lost Boys. I know its only the first two shows, but great for them!

quizking101 said: "Mr. Wormwood said:
Oh Mary is doing OK but just biding its time before it spikes with Maya Rudolph”

Oh Mary is outgrossing quite a few productions with higher breakeven points and has remained hovering well over its $500K+ breakeven every week since it opened. Even if the show is not getting the blockbuster 7-digit numbers we came to expect with previous Marys, JCM and Simu Liu being able to generate $800K a week is more than just “Ok”

I’ll be concerned about Oh Mary when it starts sinking down to “Six”-level grosses"

Is "Oh, Mary!" still technically still being billed as a "limited run" even though they've extended multiple times now? I imagine when they feel like it's run it's course they'll just quit extending, rather than just close up shop. I know we JUST got the Maya Rudolph announcement, but I would love to see the list of other performers they're reaching out to.

These faux-limited runs are increasingly common- Mincemeat has been doing the same thing, as has Masquerade. "New blocks of tickets" are regularly announced for shows. As quizking101 said, it's artificial scarcity.

Updated On: 4/1/26 at 11:18 AM

It's very unlikely that TWO STRANGERS is not winning BEST MUSICAL, so they should be safe at least through winter 2027.