Arguably, post-MWRA, there are maybe -- if you stretch it -- 3 or 4 people who will sell tickets, but not a lot, and both shows they represent are limited engagements.
The ensemble shows, e.g., Outsiders, Spamalot, Ohio, Harmony are going to have to get spectacular reviews to have a prayer. Days is going to have very limited appeal, even if their stars sell some tickets.
i don't believe there are any folks who are going to sell tickets to Water and The Notebook, other than maybe the latter's composer and the title.
I have tickets to Merrily, Here We Go and Harmony for my next trip in October. I only got Harmony because of last's years NYT review and the fact that the only non-musicals that have any appeal are PV and Ja Ja's, for both of which I have tickets.
The only ones coming later that excite me even a speck are The Notebook (new Broadway composer who has written strong songs in the past) and Cabaret. Re The Wiz, may change my mind if the reviews are great, but it seemed very dated the last time i saw it live, and on the televised production a few years back, which I really detested.
If I am representative of a wider audience, that is bad.