Grosses Analysis: Mean Girls, Three Tall Women, and Harry Potter Play to 100 Percent Capacity

Nine Broadway productions played to 100 percent or more capacity for the week ending April 15. Four of those shows are new to the boards this spring: Mean Girls, which took in $1,382,096 at the box office; Three Tall Women, which earned $812,601; Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, which grossed $1,701,110; and My Fair Lady, which brought in $947,803.

The other shows that played to full houses were Hamilton, which was again the top-grossing show of the week, taking in $3,139,968; Springsteen on Broadway, which earned $2,412,700 over five performances; and Come From Away, Dear Evan Hansen, and The Book of Mormon.

Get an in-depth look at this week's grosses here.

The Lion King, which played to 99.88 percent capacity, was also a top earner, bringing in $2,136,093. Other shows to break the $1 million mark included Aladdin, Carousel, Frozen, The Phantom of the Opera, Wicked, and Hello, Dolly!

As the season comes to a close, six productions will officially open on or before April 26: My Fair Lady, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Summer, Travesties, Saint Joan, and The Iceman Cometh.