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\n\tMoulin Rouge! <\/em>shot up to $2.3 million in its final week on Broadway<\/a>, marking the highest gross the musical has seen in several years on Broadway.\u00a0<\/p>\n \n\tThe show played its final performance Aug. 30, played to more than 100 percent capacity, with average paid admission of $223.46, the highest of the industry last week. In its final week, the musical welcomed back Aaron Tveit as a cast member for most of its performances, with other original cast members joining on stage for a number during the final performance.\u00a0This is an impressive tally for the musical, which recently saw Megan Thee Stallion star <\/a>in the show, even though it pales in comparison to the $2.7 million the musical brought in over 9 performances over Christmas week in 2019.<\/p>\n \n\tThis was the highest grossing musical of the week, followed by Hamilton <\/em>with $2 million, MJ<\/em> with $1.7 million, The Lion King <\/em>with $1.59 million and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child<\/em>, which recently announced the upcoming addition<\/a> to Rupert Grint to the cast, with $1.57 million\u00a0<\/p>\n \n\tParanormal Activity<\/em> opened on Broadway Aug. 25, receiving positive reviews for translating horror to the stage. In its opening week, which included a fully comped opening night, the play brought in $735,747 and played to 99 percent capacity.<\/p>\n \n\tAhead of the slow Labor Day period, several shows hovered around 60 percent capacity, including Six: The Musical,<\/em> which recently announced<\/a> a Jan. 3 closing, Stranger Things<\/em>, which is also closing <\/a>in January and Two Strangers (Carry A Cake Across New York)<\/em>, which has been seeing low capacity for the past several weeks.\u00a0<\/p>\n \n\tOverall, grosses were up close to 4 percent from the prior week and attendance was up 2 percent.\u00a0<\/p>\n \n