Broadway grosses continued a winter decline last week, with the 29 currently running shows bringing in just under $34 million, down from $37.4 million the week previous. The drop is expected as a number of shows played their final performances this month; January 15 was the final bow for A Strange Loop, Death of a Salesman, Mike Birbiglia: The Old Man & The Pool, Ohio State Murders, The Music Man, and Topdog/Underdog.

And one of those departing shows was one of the week's big winners. Tony- and Pulitzer-winning musical A Strange Loop completed its run with its highest weekly gross, $955,590, beating its second highest–grossing week (the week ending June 26, 2022, shortly after the production won Best Musical at the 2022 Tony Awards) by nearly $100,000. It was also nearly standing room for the Michael R. Jackson musical at the Lyceum, with 99.31% of seats filled.

Speaking of filled theatres, Wicked continues to dominate in terms of amount of tickets sold. Even 3% shy of selling out, the Gershwin's massive capacity saw 13,755 theatregoers over the week's eight performances, with Aladdin at the equally large New Amsterdam coming in second with 13,476.

And yet neither of those shows broke the top five highest grossing shows of the week, led for one last time by the Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster-led revival of The Music Man at the Winter Garden Theatre with $3.6 million. While not the highest grossing week of its run, the revival nevertheless finished strong, capping off an engagement that saw it break box office records a staggering 10 times; 53 of its 54 performance weeks outperformed the previous record holder for the venue. Happily, the production used that success to give back, providing 10,000 tickets over its entire run to programs that reduce economic barriers to attending Broadway musicals. Hugh Jackman also continued his long history of fundraising record sums for Broadway Cares, bringing in more than $4 million this season.

Take a look at the full report here.

The $1 Million Club (Shows that earned $1 million or more at the box office):

• The Music Man ($3.6 million)
• The Phantom of the Opera ($2.2 million)
  
• Hamilton ($2.1 million)
  
• Funny Girl ($2 million)
  
• The Lion King
  
• MJ The Musical
  
• Wicked
• Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
  
• Moulin Rouge! The Musical
  
• Aladdin
  
• A Beautiful Noise, The Neil Diamond Musical
  
• & Juliet
  
• SIX: The Musical
  
• The Book of Mormon

(14 of 29 currently running productions)

The 90s Club (Shows that played to 90% or higher of their seats filled over the entire week):

• The Music Man (101.9%)
• The Phantom of the Opera (101.1%)
• Hamilton (100.6%)
• Hadestown (100.5%)
  
• A Strange Loop
  
• Moulin Rouge! The Musical
  
• Funny Girl
  
• The Book of Mormon
  
• Death of a Salesman
  
• Aladdin
  
• Mike Birbiglia: The Old Man & The Pool
  
• & Juliet
  
• SIX: The Musical
  
• Kimberly Akimbo
  
• The Lion King
  
• MJ THe Musical
  
• Wicked
  
• Ohio State Murders
  
• Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
  
• Pictures From Home
  
• Topdog/Underdog
  
• Between Riverside and Crazy
  
• Chicago

(23 of 29 currently running productions)