Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 7/13/26

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Up for the week by attendance (% of capacity)

• CHICAGO (19.8%)
• & JULIET (18.9%)
• DOG DAY AFTERNOON (15.5%)
• SIX: THE MUSICAL (12.9%)
• MOULIN ROUGE! THE MUSICAL (11.4%)
• OPERATION MINCEMEAT: A NEW MUSICAL (11.3%)
• THE GREAT GATSBY (10.8%)
• PROOF (10%)
• JUST IN TIME (9.9%)
• THE OUTSIDERS (9.3%)
• THE LOST BOYS (5.9%)
• THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW (5.6%)
• STRANGER THINGS: THE FIRST SHADOW (4.9%)
• TITANÍQUE (4.7%)
• JOE TURNER'S COME AND GONE (3.3%)
• TWO STRANGERS (CARRY A CAKE ACROSS NEW YORK) (3.3%)
• MAYBE HAPPY ENDING (2.4%)
• HADESTOWN (2%)
• ALADDIN (1.7%)
• WICKED (1.5%)
• HAMILTON (0.7%)
• DEATH OF A SALESMAN (0.7%)
• MJ (0.3%)

Down for the week by attendance (% of capacity)

• EVERY BRILLIANT THING (-9.2%)
• BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB (-5.2%)
• CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL (-4.6%)
• THE BOOK OF MORMON (-3.1%)
• HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD (-1.7%)
• OH, MARY! (-1.6%)
• THE LION KING (-1.5%)

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EDSOSLO858 said: "Numbers ping-ponged back up pretty much to where they were before the July 4th holiday - maybe a touch lower than that.

Last week we said happy trails to DOG DAY AFTERNOON, Laurie Hernandez, Ben Levi Ross, and Shaina Taub.

Keep in mind that this week was going to be the end of TITANIQUE's run, before the extension to 9/20 kicked in.

Not great numbers at all for Tracee Ellis Ross as she began her run for the final weeks of EVERY BRILLIANT THING."

In regards to Every Brilliant Thing, it looks like the house was pretty full, but that average ticket price is low. Did they offer heavy discounts? I must have missed her announced casting because i was so curious who was on after Mariska departed and wondered if it was closing. 

That Buena Vista number hurts my heart. One of my favorite shows currently running. 

Very glad to see most shows did better this week than last week's awful showing though. 

Well…there’s everyone’s answer to the CATS question. 😔 

Sauja said: "Do we know the nut for The Great Gatsby? It's such a huge cast that I'm impressed they've managed to stay opengiven their grosses over the past couple of months."

I feel like they’ll end up folding in January, no?

I am happy for that sizeable increase by Chicago, but very surprised.  In the back of my mind, I am hoping for a return by Robyn Hurder as Velma.

EvanstonDad said: "Death of a Salesmanhitting over $2 million/week with only 7 performances is truly insane. I'm assuming they'll announce recoupment before closing.

I'm seeing this on Saturday. I planned a special trip to NYC just to see it. Needless to say I'm very excited. Anyone know what the air conditioning in the Winter Garden is like? Should I be prepared for long sleeves?"

It's aptly named, especially if you're in the mezzanine. Definitely bring a long sleeve layer. 

InTheBathroom1 said: "Death of a Salesmanhitting over $2 million/week with only 7 performances is truly insane. I'm assuming they'll announce recoupment before closing."

Oh I don't think there's a chance in hell that Rudin will announce recoupment. That would just fan the flame of the internet people who are mad about his return.

All those Tonys + investors making their money back will be enough of a win. And this production may have helped him regain some trust from investors (and artists) after having so many financial flops before his downfall. Barry Diller is 84, he won't be around forever to fund Rudin's projects.

Anticipating a few shows announcing Labor Day closing dates soon.

Thank God for quality productions like Salesman and Ragtime. Thank God for Lincoln Center and Scott Rudin for producing quality.  Those are Broadway quality shows, not off-Broadway shows being produced on the main stem where they do not belong.

 

 

DrMonicaDeMoneco said: "ACL2006 said: "Anticipating a few shows announcing Labor Day closing dates soon."

More than a few…"

 

It's cool that you're trying to give Edso a run for his money on being the Head Gloom & Doom poster.