Trending Now - Broadway Box Office Highlights: 'every Brilliant Thing' Shines

WHO:

Playbill - Daniel Radcliffe leads the cast of "Every Brilliant Thing."

Playbill - Tom Felton reprises his role as Draco Malfoy in "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child."

Playbill - Megan Thee Stallion stars in "Moulin Rouge! The Musical."

Playbill - Nathan Lane, Laurie Metcalf, and Christopher Abbott lead the revival of "Death of a Salesman."

WHAT:

Playbill - "Every Brilliant Thing" grossed $1.64 million, ranking fourth among Broadway shows.

Playbill - "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," "Hamilton," and "The Lion King" are the top three grossing shows.

Playbill - The average ticket price for "Death of a Salesman" is approximately $140, exceeding the Broadway-wide average by $20.

Playbill - Broadway's total gross for the week was $40.37 million, an increase of more than 3% from the previous week.

Playbill - Broadway houses were about 90% full.

Playbill - The current Broadway season is projected to set a record, exceeding last season's high by more than 5%.

WHERE:

Playbill - The shows are performed on Broadway, New York City.

WHEN:

Playbill - The 2025-2026 Broadway season concluded on April 26.

Deadline - Tony Award nominations will be announced on Tuesday, May 5.

Playbill - The fiscal Broadway season has another four weeks remaining.

WHY:

Playbill - The box office surge for "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" is attributed to Tom Felton's return to the stage.

Playbill - The increase in ticket prices for "Death of a Salesman" reflects its steady sales performance.

HOW:

Playbill - The box office figures are influenced by the opening of new shows and the upcoming Tony Award nominations.

(UPDATED April 29, 2026 05:53 UTC)

Daniel Radcliffe leads the cast in "Every Brilliant Thing," which grossed $1.64 million, ranking fourth among Broadway shows, while Tom Felton reprises his role as Draco Malfoy in "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," the top-grossing show alongside "Hamilton" and "The Lion King." Broadway's total gross for the week reached $40.37 million, with houses about 90% full, and the current season is projected to exceed last year's record by more than 5%. Looking ahead, Tony Award nominations will be announced on Tuesday, May 5, as the fiscal Broadway season has four weeks remaining.