By Simon Kershaw | Posted on June 03, 2025 4:30 PM
What Broadway Shows Have Sold Out Of All Their Tickets This Month: Sold-Out Shows For June 2025
What Broadway Shows Have Sold 100% Of Their Tickets This Month?
Sold-Out Broadway Shows For June 2025
The following Broadway shows are playing to packed audiences and have sold out every single ticket at every performance - this may indicate that their ticket pricing may increase as producers increase ticket prices. This perfect-score ticket sales performance does not mean they are actually the best shows on Broadway, just that they sold all their tickets.
1 - Wicked
The prequel of The Wizard of Oz where Elphaba becomes the Wicked Witch of the West. Based on the 1995 original novel by Gregory Maguire.
Average Ticket Price: $161.27
Top Ticket Price: $352.00
Seats Sold: 15408
Gross Ticket Sales: $2,484,800.00
Percentage of Tickets Sold: 100%
2 - Glengarry Glen Ross
A revival of David Mamet's quintessential Tony/Pulitzer Play that delivers a real estate den-of-thieves in a 1983 backdrop of intense high pressure selling
Average Ticket Price: $212.61
Top Ticket Price: $799.00
Seats Sold: 10508
Gross Ticket Sales: $2,234,152.00
Percentage of Tickets Sold: 100%
3 - Hamilton
The Broadway smash hit Hamilton tells the story of Alexander Hamilton who goes onto become one of the world's greatest political leaders, without ever being President.
Average Ticket Price: $201.94
Top Ticket Price: $349.00
Seats Sold: 10745
Gross Ticket Sales: $2,169,797.00
Percentage of Tickets Sold: 100%
4 - The Picture Of Dorian Gray
One-handed stage adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s novel where Gray's pursuit of eternal youth corrupts his soul; his portrait ages and decays while he remains physically unscathed
Average Ticket Price: $234.74
Top Ticket Price: $597.00
Seats Sold: 7054
Gross Ticket Sales: $1,655,860.00
Percentage of Tickets Sold: 100%
5 - The Outsiders
Two rival teenage groups, from different socio-economic backgrounds, navigate the tensions and violence that arise between them, ultimately leading to tragic events.
Average Ticket Price: $161.78
Top Ticket Price: $497.00
Seats Sold: 8374
Gross Ticket Sales: $1,354,761.00
Percentage of Tickets Sold: 100%
6 - Oh, Mary!
Campy comedic play that examines a fictitious life of Mary Todd Lincoln who is miserable in the weeks leading up to Abraham Lincoln’s assassination and suffers from an unrequited yearning, alcoholism and suppressed sexual desires.
Average Ticket Price: $182.97
Top Ticket Price: $425.00
Seats Sold: 7160
Gross Ticket Sales: $1,310,041.00
Percentage of Tickets Sold: 100%
7 - Just in Time
Chronicles Bobby Darin’s journey to stardom, his turbulent personal life, marriage to Sandra Dee, and timeless songs.
Average Ticket Price: $224.83
Top Ticket Price: $574.50
Seats Sold: 5720
Gross Ticket Sales: $1,286,048.00
Percentage of Tickets Sold: 100%
8 - Maybe Happy Ending
A robot that has long been retired (and is now considered obsolete) meets his neighbor robot and what starts as an awkward encounter leads to a unique friendship, a surprising adventure, and maybe even…love?
Average Ticket Price: $162.41
Top Ticket Price: $475.00
Seats Sold: 7888
Gross Ticket Sales: $1,281,052.00
Percentage of Tickets Sold: 100%
9 - John Proctor Is the Villain
Play that explores high school students grappling with gender, power, and morality, paralleling themes from Arthur Miller's The Crucible, amid personal revelations.
Average Ticket Price: $135.06
Top Ticket Price: $475.00
Seats Sold: 6333
Gross Ticket Sales: $855,327.00
Percentage of Tickets Sold: 100%
Sold-Out Status Is Not What It Used To Be
Even though the above Broadway shows have sold every single ticket that were available, making the show effectively sold-out, this does not mean that they are the most popular tickets on Broadway. That criteria is defined by the gross tickets sales value, instead of percentage-sold tickets.
A Broadway show may give many tickets away for free (or practically nothing) to get classified as "sold-out" - which then allows them to advertise the show as "sold-out" to increase ticket sales on the back end of the run. Its disingenuous at best, and deceiving at worst - but a lot of Broadway shows still do it.
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