The Phantom of the Opera continues its Broadway dominance, earning $2.4 million at the box office

Broadway continued to fill seats last week as its annual deep discount Broadway Week promotion (actually three weeks) came to an end. The total takings for the 21 productions were $23,064,393, with an attendance of 192,323 at a 95% loading rate.

At the top of the box office for the week ending February 12 was weather The skim of the opera, selling 99.9% of its seats in the Majestic and earning $2,425,002 as it nears its April 16 closing date. was second on the list funny girl, He earned $1,800,112 and held 96.3% of the seats in August Wilson.

Overall, 17 of the 21 productions on the shelves last week were booked at 90% or more, including & Julia (receipts of $1,034,929); Aladdin ($1,156,968); Between Riverside and Crazy ($390,392); Chicago (a sale that netted $797,240); Hamilton ($1,722,790, including a Wednesday matinee performance for students); Harry Potter and the Cursed Child ($1,282,511); city ​​of Hades ($745,689); Kimberly Akimbo ($523,608); MJ The Musical (another sale for $1,566,284); Moulin Rouge! ($1,352,806); Six ($993,937); The Book of Mormon ($966,954); The lion king ($1,626,271); And Bad ($1,466,260). A beautiful sound fell just below the 90% mark at 89.4% ($1,011,645).

photos from home had a strong opening week, occupying 96% of Studio 54 seats with an affordable average ticket price of $68, while keeping revenue at $424,623.

In the last week of performances Cooperation had a capacity of 81.3% for a gross value of $253,568.

Some love it when it’s hot And Leopoldville also fell below 90%, with the former at 81% ($828,380) and the latter at 78% ($694,425).

In the season to date, Broadway has grossed $1,135,002,139 with a total admission of 8,766,444 for a load factor of 87.7%.

All figures courtesy of The Broadway League. The full box office list can be found on the league’s website.