Broadway eased 5.81% to $30.99M, with attendance of 255,560 reflecting the leaner midsummer landscape. Hamilton led all shows at $2.21M at just over 100% capacity, while Death of a Salesman remained close behind at $2.06M on a seven-performance week to a sold-out Winter Garden. The Lion King held near $1.91M, MJ climbed to $1.80M, and Ragtime stayed steady at $1.52M to a full Beaumont. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child held firm at $1.56M, and Joe Turner’s Come and Gone remained a strong presence at $1.04M at nearly 98% capacity. Wicked ticked up to $1.28M, and Schmigadoon! held near $1.02M.

Elsewhere, the market reflected typical mid-July patterns as several titles settled into their summer rhythms. Oh, Mary! eased to $912K and Moulin Rouge! The Musical slipped to $821K. Titanique had a solid week, jumping $45K to $750K, while Cats: The Jellicle Ball grossed $824K on a seven-performance week. Compared to the same week last season, grosses were down 8.44%, a gap shaped more by show count than underlying demand.
You can find the rest of the figures below, courtesy of The Broadway League.