Broadway grosses cooled slightly after the New Year holiday peak, with total grosses dipping 4.08% week-over-week to $52.04M and attendance sliding to 313,513, though capacity remained exceptionally strong at 97.72%. Despite a sharp post-holiday pullback, Hamilton continued to lead the industry at $3.33M, followed closely by Wicked at $3.29M and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at $3.27M, which once again sold out 100% of seats at the Lyric. The Lion King softened to $3.15M but still played above capacity with an average ticket of $234, underscoring continued premium demand as the holiday rush tapered off.Family and tourist favorites largely held their ground, with Mamma Mia! posting one of the week’s biggest gains, jumping $522K to $2.59M with nine shows, while MJ remained strong at $1.99M and Aladdin stayed north of $2.15M despite a week-over-week decline. Stranger Things: The First Shadow delivered another blockbuster frame at $2.00M, and The Outsiders climbed to $1.79M on nine-performance holiday scheduling. Among plays, Oh, Mary! stayed remarkably consistent at $1.32M in the last week of Jane Krakowski’s limited run. The week also marked notable exits, with Beetlejuice closing on January 3 and Waiting for Godot finishing its run on January 4 after a solid $1.55M final frame. Compared to the same week last season, grosses fell 6.78%, reflecting a tougher calendar comparison—but Broadway still closed out the holiday period with historically high capacity and strong pricing.You can find the rest of the figures below, courtesy of The Broadway League.