Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 10/23/22

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.

Click Here to Visit the Broadway Grosses...

Up for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: COST OF LIVING (7.5%), LEOPOLDSTADT (6.7%), BEETLEJUICE (4.6%), THE KITE RUNNER (3.4%), INTO THE WOODS (3.3%), THE BOOK OF MORMON (2.2%), HADESTOWN (1.1%), SIX (1%), 1776 (0.8%), A STRANGE LOOP (0.5%), THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (0.4%), KIMBERLY AKIMBO (0.2%), THE LION KING (0.2%),

Down for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: TOPDOG / UNDERDOG (-13.9%), DEATH OF A SALESMAN (-7.7%), THE PIANO LESSON (-6.3%), KPOP (-3.9%), ALMOST FAMOUS (-3.8%), ALADDIN (-2.9%), CHICAGO (-2.6%), WICKED (-2.3%), HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD (-1.9%), HAMILTON (-1.5%), FUNNY GIRL (-0.2%), MOULIN ROUGE! THE MUSICAL (-0.2%),

Click Here to Visit the BroadwayWorld Grosses...

Never would have expected FG to be top 5 again after the huge dip a couple of months ago but here we are

Funny Girl should just play out the duration of Michele's contract and then close on a high. There's simply no replacing her.

I'm starting to question the long-term viability of SIX and Moulin Rouge!.

Maybe now people are realizing Bareilles has departed Into the Woods.

Most new musicals will be screwed for the foreseeable future.

I'm starting to question the long-term viability ofSIXandMoulin Rouge!.

Most new musicals will be screwed for the foreseeable future."

Six is doing just fine. What are you talking about?

The new shows on the other hand. K-Pop... $60 avg ticket is not good in that small theater.

RippedMan said: "I think it's more like most of the theater nerds in NYC have seen ITW and tourists probably aren't that interested. I'd imagine it does well Thanksgiving-New Years though."

The midweek performance I saw a few weeks ago was so charmless and over-the-top compared to my previous visit at City Center that I've stopped recommending it. That said, from the conversations I overheard, it seemed that most people near me in the center orchestra were out-of-towners.

RippedMan said: "I think it's more like most of the theater nerds in NYC have seen ITW and tourists probably aren't that interested. I'd imagine it does well Thanksgiving-New Years though."

I would say that for many new shows. I know I saw Topdog/Underdog last week and, not only the rush seat was $200+ front row ticket, but the entire rear Mezz was closed and everyone moved down to front.

For KPOP to have that number with a production of that complexity and size is REALLY bad.

For “A Strange Loop” it seems to be holding its own - I’ve noticed weekdays are far less attended than the weekends. It’s also a SUPER easy rush.

Lea Michele really just outsold ''Lion King'' and ''Wicked''... wow!

I mean, ''Funny Girl'' is the only show in top 10 that is not on a 10k+ seat theater, that's amazing.

I'd give KPop a bit more time before declaring it anything. I mean, look at Gent's Guide. That show was on the major struggle bus until it snagged the Tony.

Of note, Almost Famous has only been playing 6 shows a week and it looks like K-Pop did this week as well. Their numbers aren't terrible with that in mind and the fact that a lot of people got $19 preview tickets to K-Pop

One reason Into the Woods had that drop is because the original extension went through October 16th. I'll be curious to see if this last extension will continue to be (relatively) quiet until the holidays.

FUNNY GIRL - WOW!!!!

Kimberly is about $500,000 a week from what I have heard