Click below to access all the grosses from all the shows for the week ending 7/29/2007 in BroadwayWorld.com's grosses section.
Also, you will find information on each show's historical grosses, cumulative grosses and other statistics on how each show stacked up this week and in the past.
Yay, Grey Gardens went out on a high!
I only wish the grosses could be like that through the whole run.
Exactly, those are the kinds of numbers the show deserved throughout the whole run, not just the past three weeks. Oh well, it is great to see it go out with a bang like it deserves.
It was overall a good week for Broadway.
XANADU's numbers are impressive.
You go, Grey Gardens. You go!
Legally Blonde hit a million again!
LEGALLY BLONDE cracks a mil.
Very impressed.
Featured Actor Joined: 7/29/07
I can't believe Legally Blonde is bringing in so much! As much as I loved the show, I didn't think it'd be 1 million successful.
Only some shows CAN make a mil. because of the number of seats and lack of discounts.
I think I'm one of the few people that openly loves Phantom of the Opera, yet even I have to admit, their numbers, week after week, defy credulity. How do they stay so high, 20 years or so into their run while other fantastic shows continue to close? There must be some kind of special aromatherapy crack injected into the theatre before each performance.
congrats to Legally Blonde....this show is incredible and amazing
Also, beauty-110-grey gardens for their impressive closing marks.
Broadway Star Joined: 7/26/07
Why was Beauty's gross lower this week than last week? Because so many closing night tix were comped? I'm perplexed!
Legally Blonde is doing suprisingly well.
Henryt, you're exactly right. I'd be willing to be 75% of the theatre or more was comped closing night.
Yeah Xanadu!!! Climb those charts! So glad to see Grey Gardens go out with the bang it deserved. It shall be missed.
It's so bitter sweet for me to see Grey Gardens have those type of percentages. It should have always been as successful as it has been in the past few weeks but as others have said, I'm glad it went out with a bang, a big one at that!
Will other shows suffer with the opening of the "soon-to-be-blockbusters": Little Mermaid and Young Frankenstein?
I'm sure they will, especially around the holidays. I'm thinking SA will continue to do really well, but I think XanadU may sadly go down, down, down, down.
that sucks for the shows,...but i must say it makes me (a ticket buyer) a bit excited, in the sense that I may FINALLY get to see Jersey Boys.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but I'm sure Jersey Boys will continue selling out regardelss of whether YF and TLM are the hottest tickets (which I'm sure they will be.)
New hit shows help other shows too. Say you are a tourist visiting New York, and you love Young Frankenstein or The Little Mermaid, it might make you want to see another show, in which case any number of other shows on the boards reap the benefit.
well done LB, with 89 percent attendance its still breaking the million dollar mark.
I dont know why people say its doing surprisingly well, the show got some great reviews.
Glad to see CURTAINS is doing well. Keep it up, kids.
Im also surprised at how surprised everyone is re: Legally Blonde. Its a big smash hit with relatively great reviews, a built in fan base of teenage girls and law firm outings, and damn good attendance so far- 89% of the Palace, thats pretty big numbers.
congrats to em.
i am quite dismayed to see Grease is filled to 99% capacity before opening. just because that means it will be around for a long time, is critic proof...and grease is SO SO dull at this point.
i dont know how long Drowsy is gon stay open- but it wont be thru the holidays. and i cant figure out whose ego is big enough to insist on Deuce clinging to these pathetic numbers.
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