Broadway Box Office Climbs 27% to $35.3M for Week Ending October 11
Hamilton led all productions with $3,090,634, while Other Desert Cities sold out eight previews and grossed $2,157,355.
Broadway's 29 productions grossed a combined $35,292,434 for the week ending October 11, 2026, up 27% from the previous week, according to Deadline. Total attendance reached 248,496, about 10% higher than the prior week.
Hamilton was the week's top earner at $3,090,634, with original cast member Christopher Jackson back in the production. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child followed at $2,223,679, just ahead of The Lion King at $2,217,835.
Among the week's previews, Other Desert Cities, Jon Robin Baitz's play directed by John Benjamin Hickey, sold out eight performances at the Hudson and grossed $2,157,355. Its cast includes Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ed Harris, Allison Janney, Joe Keery and Lily Rabe. 860, performed by Billy Crystal, grossed $1,173,760 over seven previews and filled 92% of seats at the Imperial. A Few Good Men, Aaron Sorkin's play, sold out its first three previews for $555,367.
Record week for Oh, Mary!
Oh, Mary!, created by Cole Escola and starring Bowen Yang, grossed $1,592,306 for the week, a house record at the Lyceum. Chicago was a sell-out at $1,163,661, and The Imaginary Invalid filled 90% of seats at the Haimes with $429,863.
Season-to-date, Broadway has grossed $628,508,592 in the 20th week of the 2026-27 season, down about 8% from the same point last year.
Quick answers
Which Broadway show earned the most for the week ending October 11, 2026?
Hamilton was the week's top earner with $3,090,634.
How much did Broadway gross in total that week?
The 29 productions grossed $35,292,434, up 27% from the previous week.
How did Oh, Mary! perform that week?
Oh, Mary! grossed $1,592,306, setting a house record at the Lyceum.