Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/22/26

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Up for the week by attendance (% of capacity)

• THE BALUSTERS (14.5%)
• MAYBE HAPPY ENDING (12.2%)
• THE FEAR OF 13 (9.3%)
• MOULIN ROUGE! THE MUSICAL (8.6%)
• JOE TURNER'S COME AND GONE (8.5%)
• OPERATION MINCEMEAT: A NEW MUSICAL (8.4%)
• BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB (7.9%)
• DEATH BECOMES HER (6.6%)
• EVERY BRILLIANT THING (6.1%)
• THE OUTSIDERS (5.9%)
• CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL (5.9%)
• DOG DAY AFTERNOON (5.8%)
• TWO STRANGERS (CARRY A CAKE ACROSS NEW YORK) (5.6%)
• PROOF (5.2%)
• TITANÍQUE (4.1%)
• STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW (4%)
• THE LOST BOYS (3.9%)
• THE LION KING (2.9%)
• CHICAGO (2.8%)
• CHESS (2.8%)
• GIANT (2.8%)
• HADESTOWN (2.2%)
• HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD (1.4%)
• ALADDIN (0.9%)
• SCHMIGADOON! (0.7%)
• DEATH OF A SALESMAN (0.5%)
• HAMILTON (0.2%)

Down for the week by attendance (% of capacity)

• JUST IN TIME (-9.3%)
• THE BOOK OF MORMON (-5%)
• CELEBRITY AUTOBIOGRAPHY (-4.6%)
• & JULIET (-1.3%)
• WICKED (-1.2%)
• MJ (-0.9%)
• SIX: THE MUSICAL (-0.9%)
• THE GREAT GATSBY (-0.6%)
• THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW (-0.5%)
• OH, MARY! (-0.1%)

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SCHMIGADOON is starting to see the fruits of their Tony wins - good for them. Meanwhile, CELEBRITY AUTOBIOGRAPHY had an absolutely pathetic ending. They were not making anything to begin with but I don’t think I’ve ever seen the final week of grosses fall be over 50%.

CHESS went out strong and JUST IN TIME looked like it dipped a little with Matt Magnusson on all week.

TWO STRANGERS still looks like it’s holding on so there may be hope for a Mincemeat-esque sleeper hit status in the making. 

TITANIQUE is…not doing well. Honestly, I would much rather have Layton Williams jump ship and go across the street to use his freakishly athletic dance skills in the Jellicle Ball. He would be a GREAT Macavity while Leiomy is out injured for the summer

Also, I couldn’t find the thread, but worth noting (since THE BALUSTERS closed on Sunday), Marylouise Burke never returned to the production.

^I would think &Juliet would wait to see how things go with Chrissy Metz and the return of Joey Fatone before making any major movements. I feel like &Juliet has so many options of people to pull from for future stunt casts that I feel like it'll hang on for a bit. 

Wow, Death of a Salesman is going through the roof. Happy to see it.

Ensemble1665759202 said: "The Lost Boys just keeps doing better and better."

It's the Outsiders of the season. It will last because it's an event. 

GirlFromOz68 said: "the new box office layout sucks. it was much easier to read the old way."

I respect your opinion, but, for the record, I prefer it this way. I can't see as many shows at once, but I can see all the figures for a given show on my screen, which I couldn't before.

Matt Rogers said: "GirlFromOz68 said: "Happy Trails to Chess going out on a high..

the new box office layout sucks. it was much easier to read the old way."

Not difficult for Chess to go out on a high when they were suddenly charging more than two hundred bucks for not so great seats that used to sell for $79 or less. I wanted to revisit but not for those prices."

I wouldn’t call it sudden. This wasn’t supposed to be closing, just Lea Michele’s last show, and so the prices were already boost. The fact it was closing maybe gave it a little more bump, but the prices were already elevated

While I am skeptical of The Lost Boys’ long-term box office outlook, credit where it’s due for the steady increase in both weekly revenue and average ticket price.

The Outsiders had several advantages: a more favorable international tourism situation that affects musicals (especially flashy ones) more than other shows, and a Best Musical win. I also think that The Outsiders has stronger IP than The Lost Boys.

But it’s the biggest hit new musical of the season and should do well this summer. 

the prices for Chess this week were back to where they were early in the run and it was hardly surprising they were going to capitalise on people who wanted to see the show one more time before it closed.

GirlFromOz68 said: "I have to scroll across now to see all the figures for the week for one show whereas the old way i could look at one column top to bottom of a show without scrolling."

I understand. We clearly have our displays set up differently! My experience is just the opposite. 

Hopefully, The Lost Boys and Schmiggadoon can get their average ticket prices up.  I they can't, the former will be this seasons DBH.

I missed something.  Why did BOM gross so much the week before last week.  I know there were special events planned, but to generate that kind of increase in gross must have been really special.

Does anyone know what CATS' breakeven is.  They went down last week, which can't be good.

The Great Gatsby must be losing money every single week.  I assume this is some rich producer vanity thing.