Broadway surged this week, with total grosses jumping 16.48% to $32.76M and attendance climbing to 253,822, marking one of the strongest weeks of the spring season so far. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child once again led the boards, rising to $2.51M while playing to a full house at the Lyric. Hamilton followed with a strong rebound to $2.12M at over 101% capacity, while Just in Time remained Broadway’s top premium-priced show, grossing $1.68M with an average ticket of $294 and capacity exceeding 103%. Among long-running staples, The Lion King surged $390K to $1.72M, Wicked climbed to $1.72M, and Aladdin jumped $209K to $1.09M. Chess also saw a healthy gain, rising to $1.33M, while Ragtime held steady above the $1M mark at full capacity.

Several titles posted notable week-to-week gains as performance schedules normalized and demand strengthened. The Outsiders rebounded $307K to $1.30M while exceeding 100% capacity, and MJ climbed back to $1.18M. Moulin Rouge! The Musical and Maybe Happy Ending both posted moderate gains, while Operation Mincemeat rose $137K to $802K. On the play side, Stranger Things: The First Shadow delivered one of the week’s biggest jumps, surging $403K to $1.43M, while Every Brilliant Thing continued strong post-opening business at $1.11M. New arrivals added further momentum, with Dog Day Afternoon and Death of a Salesman grossing over $1M in their first weeks of previews. Compared to the same week last season, grosses were up 15.64%, underscoring robust spring demand as Broadway heads toward the final stretch of the season.

You can find the rest of the figures below, courtesy of The Broadway League.

The top 10 grossing shows from the week ending on 3/15/2026 include Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Hamilton, Wicked, The Lion King, Just in Time, Chicago, Stranger Things: The First Shadow, Chess, The Outsiders, and MJ. See some quick data points below.