Overview
- Broadway took in $33,578,362 on 246,718 tickets across 27 shows for the week ending Feb. 15, up about 11% from the prior week.
- Average paid admission rose to $136.10 following the end of NYC Broadway Week discounts, while attendance fell 3.9% and capacity utilization reached 96.82%.
- Harry Potter and the Cursed Child led with $2.68 million, followed by Hamilton ($2.20M), Wicked ($2.02M), The Lion King ($1.92M) and Chess ($1.59M), with Potter’s pricing buoyed by Tom Felton’s run.
- Marjorie Prime closed Feb. 15 at the Hayes Theatre with a run-best $405,194 and about 95% capacity in its final week.
- Stranger Things: The First Shadow paused public performances Feb. 10–14 for a live-capture filming, and season-to-date totals are running about 8% higher in grosses and 3% higher in attendance versus last year.