Overview
- The Broadway League reported Wednesday that the 2025–2026 season grossed $1,910,903,835 with about 14.6 million tickets sold.
- Grosses rose about 1.0% from the prior season while attendance fell about 0.6%, a comparison complicated by the prior season having a 53rd week.
- The season ran through May 24 and comprised 74 productions, 13,416 performances and an average capacity of 90.8 percent.
- Plays had a higher average ticket price than musicals, with the season average at $131.09 and musicals accounting for roughly 77% of tickets sold.
- Daniel Radcliffe’s final performances of Every Brilliant Thing generated a $2.296 million week and set a Hudson Theatre record, illustrating how short-term star turns can sharply boost box-office results and local economic activity.