Broadway’s spring season is in full swing, with a vibrant lineup of shows captivating audiences and filling theaters to capacity. Last week, the box office receipts soared to an impressive $39,445,823, marking a 6% increase from the previous week.
Deadline reports that attendance surged by 12%, with 305,211 theatergoers enjoying the diverse array of productions. Notably, 37 Broadway shows boasted a remarkable 94% occupancy rate.
Several newcomers dazzled with sold-out performances, including “Cabaret” at the Kit Kat Club, “Stereophonic,” “Uncle Vanya,” “The Great Gatsby,” and “The Outsiders.” These hits joined the ranks of perennial favorites like “Hadestown,” “Hamilton,” “Moulin Rouge!,” and “Wicked,” ensuring packed houses night after night.
Among the standout debuts:
- “The Outsiders” at the Jacobs Theatre grossed an impressive $732,073, selling out all seven performances.
- “Stereophonic” at the Golden Theatre filled every seat for its four previews, grossing $203,744.
- “Cabaret” at the August Wilson Theatre raked in $1,529,836 during its six previews, captivating audiences with its electrifying performances.
- “The Great Gatsby” at the Broadway Theatre saw stellar success, grossing $1,122,972 across seven previews.
With stars like Steve Carell, Jessica Lange, and Jeremy Jordan gracing the stage, Broadway continues to shine as the ultimate destination for theater enthusiasts. As the season unfolds, anticipation builds for even more unforgettable moments on the Great White Way.
Totaling over $1.3 billion in gross revenue and attracting over 10 million attendees season to date, Broadway reaffirms its status as a cultural powerhouse. For a comprehensive list of box office figures, visit The Broadway League’s website.
