The stage prequel of the Netflix series saw its highest gross as holiday traffic boosts Broadway.

With one of the season's biggest theatre-going holidays behind us, grosses have fallen, though numbers remain strong.

Thanksgiving week was a holiday bonanza at the Broadway box office.

With Felton reprising his screen performance as Draco Malfoy in the stage play, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child brought in nearly $3 million.

The big screen's Draco Malfoy is reprising the performance on stage, which saw a seven-figure increase at the box office last week.

After several sleepy weeks on the Main Stem, grosses saw a seven-figure increase last week—is the winter rush finally upon us?

The Main Stem awaits the rush of the holiday tourist boom.

The original 1988 production lasted just 16 performances on Broadway, but the revival is shaping up to be a smash.

The new revival of the cult favorite grossed enough in its first incomplete week of previews to land it in the top five highest grossers in a full week.

The Lin-Manuel Miranda musical has been riding high with the return of original star Leslie Odom, Jr.

The Tony winner has helped sell out the Bobby Darin musical's entire run so far at the Circle in the Square Theatre.

The two-time RuPaul's Drag Race winner's final week in Cole Escola's hit comedy saw the highest box office in months.

Broadway's new Waiting for Godot is the latest star-driven play revival to dominate ticket sales on the Main Stem.

The Broadway favorite returned to the role that earned him a 2015 Tony Award last week.

Starring Bobby Cannavale, Neil Patrick Harris, and James Corden, the revival was among the top five highest grossers last week in its first full week of performances.

The Pulitzer and Tony winner finished its extended run in The $1 Million Club, setting a Hayes Theater box-office record.

It's a rich producer's world for the ABBA jukebox musical, back at the Winter Garden.

Lin-Manuel Miranda's megahit Best Musical winner has been enjoying renewed interest as it begins its second decade on the Main Stem.

It's "here we go again" over at the Winter Garden as the ABBA musical makes a triumphant return.

The international hit, which spawned two films, is back on Broadway at the Winter Garden.

Plus, Jean Smart's return to Call Me Izzy led to box office improvements.

The Tony-winning revival was the highest grosser on the Main Stem last week, setting a single-performance sales record at the St. James.

Broadway said goodbye to the new musical, which featured a star-making turn from Jasmine Amy Rogers.

The 2025 Best Musical Tony winner is steadily becoming one of the Main Stem's top grossers, even in a relatively small house.

Sarah Snook finished her Tony-winning run in the solo show June 29.

Both shows closed June 22 on the Main Stem, with their box-office increases leading a 10% cumulative increase over all of Broadway.

Tony-winning star and writer Cole Escola plays their final performance in the comedy June 21.

Good Night, and Good Luck closed with the highest gross of its stratospheric run, even as a performance broadcast and streamed live for free via CNN.

The George Clooney-led production made an eye-opening $4 million in one week.

The now completed season saw nearly $2 billion in revenue from 14.7 million tickets, a striking comeback from pandemic losses.

Fans flocked to the Nederlander Theatre for once last chance to see Tony winner Idina Menzel in the musical she co-created with director Tina Landau.

The Best Musical nominee saw increases in excess of $200,000 at the box office last week.

Led by and co-written by George Clooney, the screen-to-stage play is the first non-musical ever to join The $4 Million Club.

As we approach the end of the season, we are on track to beat last season by 20%.

Broadway is booming this spring with the highest total since New Year's.

George Clooney leads the cast of the screen-to-stage play, part of Broadway's winning A-list strategy.

The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt star played his final performance in the hit Cole Escola comedy April 6.

A-listers like Denzel Washington, George Clooney, and Kieran Culkin are sending Broadway's box office ever upward.

It's the second time the record has been set in less than a month.

Star-led plays are officially the season's most reliable top earners.

In only its second week of previews, the starry Shakespeare revival seems to be Broadway's newest hot ticket.

The starry Shakespeare revival commanded a jaw-dropping average ticket price of $361.90.

The musical played just three previews in its first week at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre.

At $225, the star-led Shakespeare revival had the top average ticket price on Broadway last week.

The long-running favorite topped the chart of highest grossers by more than $700,000.

The starry show was the second-highest grosser of the week, only behind juggernaut Wicked.

The Idina Menzel-led musical grossed nearly $400,000 over just two sold-out previews.

There were 18 additional Broadway productions that took in over $1 million at the box office.

Wicked is continuing to fly high, bringing in more than $3 million last week.

Several shows broke house records in the highest-grossing Christmas week since 2018.