Click below to access all the grosses from all the shows for the week ending 12/8/2013 in BroadwayWorld.com's grosses section.
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Up for the week by attendance was: ROMEO AND JULIET (17.7%), A NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN (17.6%), BEAUTIFUL (15.1%), ROCK OF AGES (11.1%), 700 SUNDAYS (9.8%), FIRST DATE (8.5%), MACBETH (8.4%), AFTER MIDNIGHT (7.8%), JERSEY BOYS (7.2%), THE SNOW GEESE (4.9%), MOTOWN: THE MUSICAL (2.5%), ANNIE (1.7%), WICKED (1.5%),
Down for the week by attendance was: THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (-18.7%), ONCE (-12.4%), THE GLASS MENAGERIE (-11.3%), NEWSIES (-9.3%), PIPPIN (-8.7%), CHICAGO (-6.6%), THE LION KING (-6.1%), CINDERELLA (-5.7%), MATILDA (-3.7%), SPIDER-MAN TURN OFF THE DARK (-3.6%), A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER (-2.0%), MAMMA MIA! (-1.0%), KINKY BOOTS (-0.8%), NO MAN'S LAND/WAITING FOR GODOT (-0.7%), TWELFTH NIGHT/RICHARD III (-0.5%), BIG FISH (-0.1%),
Beautiful better work with those numbers. They're doing great for being in previews. So encouraging to see one of the new shows for the season doing so well.
I don't know enough about the show to speculate so...are these numbers for Mamma Mia considered good? I'm sure it's enough to cover their running costs but I feel like 60% gross potential with an $80 avg ticket price isn't stellar for that show.
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/16/06
Mamma Mia's grosses aren't great but they're an improvement on what it was grossing a few weeks back, I guess that they're at least making running costs but its clear the move hasn't really boosted ticket sales.
A Gentleman's Guide is doing decent business as it's still making a profit with those numbers. Hopefully it's enough to keep it around until springtime Tony buzz!
Also, wow Beautiful is selling quite well for a show still in previews.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/29/08
The Mamma Mia move wasn't to boost ticket sales- it was just to lower running costs and have a smaller house to fill.
I'm pretty sure it was more of a "move" for Rocky or "close" situation
I still haven't gotten to the Belasco myself yet, but man is it encouraging to see these numbers for TWELFTH NIGHT/RICHARD III. I'm so glad we've got proof there's an audience for Shakespeare's Globe!
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