Below, please find the Broadway Grosses for Week Ending September 28, 2025, courtesy of KGM.
This week there were a total of 28 shows grossing $30,783,164.
Of the 265,249 seats available for purchase on Broadway this week, 233,580 or 88.1% were filled.
88.1% total Broadway capacity filled this week.
The KGM 500 is a Broadway market index used to track the overall health of the market based on the grosses of 5 long-running shows. This week, the KGM 500 dipped to $8,151,027, a 4.7% decrease from the previous week. Rosh Hashanah fell within this week, making attendance lower than usual, however the overall grosses remain strong, bringing in over $30M across the 28 shows. Below, you’ll find a metric to track each show’s performance in relation to the benchmark of the KGM 500.
This week, the average paid admission across all Broadway shows rose to $131.78, a 2.0% increase from last week’s average.
Data provided by The Broadway League Research Department.
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