Broadway pulled back to $36.70M this week as the roster shrank to 35 productions following the closings of Death Becomes Her, Giant, and The Fear of 13, with attendance of 291,840 reflecting both the smaller show count and typical late-June softness. Hamilton led all productions at $2.16M, while Death of a Salesman remained close behind at $1.93M on a seven-performance week to a sold-out Winter Garden. The Lion King eased slightly to $1.94M, and Oh, Mary! ticked up to $1.58M at near-capacity. Every Brilliant Thing climbed $161K to $1.35M, and Ragtime continued its summer surge to $1.53M at a full Beaumont. The Rocky Horror Show had a strong week at $1.22M, MJ climbed to $1.65M, and Death Becomes Her went out on a high note, jumping $343K to $1.23M in its final week.

Giant also closed with a standout farewell, grossing $1.61M to a sold-out Music Box — its best week of the run — while The Fear of 13 played its final performances at the Jones. Among continuing titles, Schmigadoon! dipped to $1.13M and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child held near $1.50M as summer pricing settled. Compared to the same week last season, grosses were down 6.65%, a gap that reflects the smaller number of shows on the boards rather than any broader weakness in demand.

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