Overview
- Oh, Mary! set a Lyceum Theatre weekly record of about $1.54 million for the week ending May 3 following Friday’s $199,935 house record for a single performance.
- The comedy was one of six Broadway shows to sell out that week as its top ticket hit $575 and the average price reached $215.67, the second highest on Broadway.
- Rudolph’s first week in the title role coincided with the surge, extending a run that has repeatedly reset the Lyceum’s own benchmarks since 2024.
- The Lost Boys posted a best-yet roughly $1,003,881 at the Palace Theatre with attendance at 85% and several comped performances reported.
- Broadway’s 40 productions grossed $39.26 million for the week, according to The Broadway League, and coverage notes Tony nominations often boost sales in the weeks that follow.