Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Broadway Box Office Sees Boost with Several Show Closings
Broadway shows are doing well!
Some shows that were closing made a lot more money in their last week.
"Smash," "Floyd Collins," and "The Last Five Years" all had more people buying tickets.
Overall, all the Broadway shows together made over $43 million, which is more than the week before.
More people went to the shows this week than last week, and more money was made compared to last year.
Several Broadway shows experienced box office upticks in their final week.
"Smash" saw the most significant increase, grossing $977,805.
"Floyd Collins" and "The Last Five Years" also reported substantial gains.
Overall Broadway gross reached $43.17 million, a 10% increase from the previous week.
Season-to-date Broadway gross is up 22% compared to the same period last year.
- Who
- Broadway shows, including "Smash," "Floyd Collins," and "The Last Five Years."
- What
- Broadway box office numbers increased.
- When
- During the final week of several shows ending June 29.
- Where
- Broadway, New York City.
- Why
- Due to final week performances, the box office saw an uptick.
- Total Gross (This Week)
- $43,169,396
- Attendance (This Week)
- 328,951
- "Smash" Gross
- $977,805
- "Floyd Collins" Gross
- $754,317
- "The Last Five Years" Gross
- $604,088
- Season-to-date Gross
- $173,112,264
- Season-to-date Attendance
- 1,305,709