‘Harry Potter And The Cursed Child’ Rebounds With Tom Felton; Christopher Jackson Keeps ‘Hamilton’ On Top
Broadway box office sees significant drop amid nor'easter, but Tom Felton's return boosts 'Harry Potter' sequel
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A nor'easter hit New England last week, causing a significant drop in Broadway box office grosses, with a reported 11 percent decrease. The storm's impact on attendance and ticket sales led to lower earnings for many shows.
In the wake of this decline, 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' has seen a notable rebound, thanks in part to the recent return of Tom Felton to the production. Meanwhile, 'Hamilton' continues to dominate the box office, with Christopher Jackson's performance keeping the show at the top.
The current state of Broadway box office earnings is unclear, but it is evident that some shows are faring better than others.
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The obvious questions
What caused the drop in Broadway box office grosses?
A nor'easter hit New England last week, leading to lower attendance and ticket sales.
Which shows have seen a rebound in box office earnings?
According to recent reports, 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' has seen a notable rebound, thanks in part to Tom Felton's return.
Which show continues to dominate the box office?
Christopher Jackson's performance in 'Hamilton' has kept the show at the top.
The reporting (5)
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Broadway Box Office: Grosses Drop 11 Percent Amid New England Nor’EasterThe Hollywood Reporter · 14h ago
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Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 9/27/26BroadwayWorld · 14h ago
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