The record-breaking $5,037,392 for "Wicked" contributed to what Crain's has confirmed was the second-highest grossing week in Broadway history. Totaling $55.8 million, this holiday week trailed just that of 2018, when ticket sales for the week ending Dec. 30 topped $57.8 million.

The grosses were propelled by the holidays as well as the planned closings of several shows, including Suffs, which ended its run Jan. 5 with its highest gross yet of $1.3 million. The musical, which won the 2024 Tony Awards for best book and best score and was co-produced by Hillary Clinton, opened at the Music Box Theatre on April 18, 2024.

New York City's Broadway Week is back, offering two tickets for the price of one to select Broadway shows in January and February.

Running from January 21 through February 9, fans are able to save big with two-for-one tickets at 27 of Broadway’s most popular shows.