Broadway continued its spring climb, with total grosses rising 5.13% to $38.66M and attendance jumping to 294,349, as a growing slate of previews and new arrivals drove overall demand. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child once again held the top spot at $2.58M, while Hamilton followed closely with $2.32M. Just in Time surged to $2.07M in the final week of Jonathan Groff’s run, continuing its streak as Broadway’s most premium-priced show with an average ticket above $360. The Lion King and Wicked remained strong at $1.91M and $1.79M, respectively.

Among the week’s biggest movers, Moulin Rouge! The Musical delivered the largest jump, climbing $449K to $1.60M with Megan Thee Stallion joining the cast, while Cats: The Jellicle Ball leapt $289K in previews to $901K. Giant continues to play at a strong $983k following the previous week’s well-received Opening, and The Fear of 13 posted a sizable increase (+$397K) as it built momentum in previews. New arrivals including The Lost Boys and The Rocky Horror Show entered the market at full capacity, while Every Brilliant Thing continued to lead the new plays at $1.41M. Compared to the same week last season, grosses were down 6.19%, reflecting a more competitive spring landscape despite strong overall volume.

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

The top 10 grossing shows from the week ending on 3/29/2026 include Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Hamilton, Just In time, The Lion King, Wicked, Moulin Rouge! The Musical, Every Brilliant Thing, Stranger Things: The First Shadow, Dog Day Afternoon, and MJ. See some quick data points below.