Broadway slipped again this week, with grosses down 3.88% from last week to $28.63M and attendance falling by nearly 6,000. The seasonal slump was felt most by regular heavy-hitters Aladdin (down $113,328), The Lion King (down $127,344), and Hamilton (down $91,242), each impacted by late-August tourism softening. The average paid admission dipped industry-wide to $119.40, reflecting the influence of this week’s Kids’ Night on Broadway, which offered complimentary tickets for children across 18 shows.On the positive side, Mamma Mia! continued its strong run post-opening, climbing $179,015 to $1.78M and selling out the Winter Garden. This past Sunday, Call Me Izzy closed at Studio 54 with $403,002, finishing stronger than in prior weeks with attendance up to 81% capacity. Among steady performers, Wicked and The Outsiders both held at full houses, while last season’s sell-out hits Just In Time, Maybe Happy Ending, and Purpose boasted an average paid admission above $180. Compared to the same week last season, grosses rose 1.78%, suggesting that despite late-summer dips, Broadway remains ahead year-over-year with strong fall openings still to come.You can find the rest of the figures below, courtesy of The Broadway League: