Broadway held steady heading into Thanksgiving, with total grosses up 1.10% from last week to $40.64M, despite overall attendance slipping slightly to 290,413. The week’s biggest mover was Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, which jumped an impressive $379K to $2.97M while selling out every performance—largely due to Tom Felton’s limited engagement with the production. Hamilton continued its powerhouse run with Leslie Odom Jr’s return engagement at $3.68M, while Wicked continues its strong grosses at $2.46M alongside the release of the new film Wicked: For Good. Among the strongest non-musical performers, Art maintained near-sellout business at $1.53M across a nine-performance week, and Waiting for Godot nearly matched its prior peak with $1.39M at just under 100% capacity.Thanksgiving-week positioning also buoyed several titles. Mamma Mia! rose $61K to $1.64M, keeping the Winter Garden at 96% capacity, while Hell’s Kitchen posted its largest gain in weeks (+$271K), and The Lion King climbed $214K to $1.97M. Newcomer Marjorie Prime began previews with $201K across four performances, playing to strong 91% houses. Compared to the same week last season, grosses rose 15.76%, signaling a robust pre-holiday marketplace with next week’s Thanksgiving bump expected to deliver one of the season’s biggest surges.You can find the rest of the figures below, courtesy of The Broadway League: