Chand Mard-e Khoob" and "Digar Shahr-haye Kaviri" Sold Out — Hamilton Grosses $3 Million — Broadway Box Office

Good Men and Other Desert Towns, the new Tony-nominated revivals on Broadway, sold out their performances last week, and the latest production (starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ed Harris, Alison Janney, Joe Keery and Lily Rabe) topped the box office chart with more than $2 million in sales. As […]

A Few Good Men and Other Desert Towns , the star-studded new Broadway revivals, sold out runs last week, with the second production (starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ed Harris, Allison Janney, Joe Carey and Lily Robb) topping the box office with more than $2 million.

As impressive as that number is, it's still far from the highest-grossing week: The ever-popular Hamilton , which was recently recharged with the return of co-star Christopher Jackson, earned $3,090,634.

All three shows, along with Billy Crystal's new 860, Oh, Mary! (now starring Bowen Young) and Chicago (with Rhys Weaver), helped boost totals for Broadway's 29 productions to $35,292,434 for the week ending Oct. 11, up 27 percent from the previous week. Watch Deadline Related News News Innovative rights deal paves way for 'immediate capital return' to Broadway investors in Alicia Keys musical 'Hell's Kitchen' Controversial News 'Downstate' Broadway premiere delayed due to illness

The total number of participants this week was 248,496, which was about 10% more than the previous week.

A new infusion of star power helped the strong figures. A Few Good Men, a revival of Aaron Sorkin's classic court-martial drama at Lincoln Center's Non-Professional Theater, starring Sorkin's old West Wing pal Bradley Whitford (with Tom Blythe and Krista Rodriguez), grossed $555,367 in its first three previews. The official opening night is set for Thursday, October 29.

Other Desert Towns, directed by John Benjamin Hickey, John Robin Baitz's drama, earned $2,157,355 in eight previews at the Hudson. Opening night is October 18.

Crystal's solo show 860 — the title refers to the address of the comedian's longtime home, which burned in the Pacific Palisades fires — filled 92 percent of its seats at the Imperial, a significant improvement from last week's 83 percent. The gross of the seven previews was $1,173,760. Opening night is October 21st.

Another Roundabout non-professional is The Imaginary Invalid starring Bill Irwin, which filled 90 percent of the Haimes seats and grossed $429,863. Opening night is October 22.

In the 20th week of the 2026-2026 season, Broadway has earned $628,508,592 season-to-date, down about 8% from this time last year, and total attendance of 5,155,377 is down 3% from last year.

All figures by The Broadway League. For more box office information, visit the league's website.

Get our breaking news alerts and keep your inbox happy.