Broadway rebounded this week following the prior week’s weather-related dip, with total grosses climbing 8.02% to $28.12M and attendance rising to 238,988 across 28 productions. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child once again led the boards, jumping nearly $295K to $2.45M. Hamilton remained steady at $1.80M with capacity just over 100%, while Just in Time continued to command Broadway’s highest ticket prices, grossing $1.60M with an average paid admission of $282 and capacity exceeding 102%. Among the long-running blockbusters, The Lion King held essentially flat at $1.33M, while Wicked climbed $106K to $1.41M. Ragtime continued its strong run at Lincoln Center, grossing $1.04M at nearly 100% capacity.

Several shows posted notable rebounds after last week’s shortened performance schedules. The Great Gatsby delivered one of the biggest jumps of the week, surging nearly $493K to $1.17M as attendance climbed above 10,800. The Outsiders rose $117K to $989K, while Maybe Happy Ending increased to $918K and MJ crossed back over the $1M mark. On the play side, Every Brilliant Thing continued strong preview business with $1.16M ahead of its opening, and Oh, Mary! ticked up to $712K. Not every show shared in the rebound: Hadestown fell sharply (-$427K) to $876K despite playing above 100% capacity, and Stranger Things: The First Shadow slipped $253K to $1.03M after canceling a Saturday matinee. Compared to the same week last season, grosses were up 4.05%, reflecting steady spring demand as the Broadway market begins its ramp toward awards 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 3/8/2026 include Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Hamilton, Just in Time, Chicago, Wicked, The Lion King, The Great Gatsby, Chess, Every Brilliant Thing, and MJ. See some quick data points below.