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Up for the week by attendance was: MISS SAIGON (88.3%), SWEAT (79.7%), WAITRESS (10.5%), THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (9.9%), SCHOOL OF ROCK (9.3%), SUNSET BOULEVARD (6.9%), CHICAGO (4.3%), CATS (4.2%), PARAMOUR (3.9%), NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 (3.4%), COME FROM AWAY (3.1%), WICKED (2.8%), A BRONX TALE THE MUSICAL (2.8%), THE PRESENT (2.3%), SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE (2.1%), THE PRICE (2.1%), ON YOUR FEET! (1.2%), BEAUTIFUL (1.2%), THE BOOK OF MORMON (0.5%), ALADDIN (0.3%), HAMILTON (0.2%), THE GLASS MENAGERIE (0.2%), DEAR EVAN HANSEN (0.1%),
Down for the week by attendance was: SIGNIFICANT OTHER (-19.5%), THE LION KING (-3.4%), KINKY BOOTS (-1.1%), IN TRANSIT (-1%),
Decent start for WAR PAINT with only 7 shows.
Leading Actor Joined: 5/9/15
I'd say Significant Others is pretty much a lost cause at this point. I really don't see them coming back from this.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/29/08
Almost In Transit's worst week yet! Almost.
Ugh. So, so sad for Significant Other...
This makes me so sad for Significant Other!! It's so good!
I feel so bad for Significant Other. Hoping that CFA gross changes course after the positive reviews.
I am a fan of SIGNIFICANT OTHER and can see the low grosses today. It's been on TDF often, however, today I looked on TDF to purchase tickets for a friend for his birthday but it's not listed. At first I thought it closed! Anyone have any ideas as to why the producers wouldn't list this show with TDF with BO doing 20% of its capacity? Strange.
Updated On: 3/13/17 at 03:30 PMStand-by Joined: 2/14/17
In Transit is doing painfully bad. Their total grosses since they opened are barely above what Hamilton made this week alone. I know there's a lot of people who have argued that In Transit's producers are capable of taking a financial hit, but surely they're nearing the end on this one, right?
Leading Actor Joined: 9/12/16
Not too bad of a start for War Paint and Amelie, hope they keep the momentum going. I'm worried for Come From Away, hope it can build on the positive reviews. Significant Other and In Transit I dare say will close by the time the nominations come out unless they receive some major nomination.
EthelMae said: "I am a fan of SIGNIFICANT OTHER and can see the low grosses today. It's been on TDF often, however, today I looked on TDF to purchase tickets for a friend for his birthday but it's not listed. At first I thought it closed! Anyone have any ideas as to why the producers wouldn't list this show with TDF with BO doing 20% of its capacity? Strange.
I had that thought too and just saw it as a sign their closing notice was going to be posted soon.
I suppose the silver lining for Significant Other is that, like Bad Jews, probably every college and regional theatre will produce it. I loved the play!
Thanks, little sally. Good thought.
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/8/16
Nice start for War Paint.
In Transit continues to amaze. I'll say this about the show, its consistent.
Fairly auspicious start for War Paint, which I was concerned about looking at all the empty seats at the start of the week. Man, I really did not see Bronx Tale coming and I did not expect it to keep momentum. It's just so...Generic? I so underestimated the appeal.
And again - Sunset Blvd - pulling in over 1.2 million, top 5 gross for the week with only 7 performances. In this somewhat crowded season, I'm really happily amazed it's doing this well...
At an average ticket price of $104, Amelie surprised me for its first four previews. Compare that to other shows.
It's hard to judge COME FROM AWAY as their grosses included opening night. This week will be tough to judge as well due to the storm tomorrow. Yet I think with its strong reviews, it'll become a hot ticket.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/29/08
Scarywarhol said: "Fairly auspicious start for War Paint, which I was concerned about looking at all the empty seats at the start of the week. Man, I really did not see Bronx Tale coming and I did not expect it to keep momentum. It's just so...Generic? I so underestimated the appeal. "
I think we all did. That Jersey Boys crowd needs somewhere to go!
It pains me that Sweat does not seem to be picking up steam at all. Those are really painful numbers.
IN TRANSIT needs to go. I doubt those grosses even cover all the salaries for the cast & crew.
As usual, On Your Feet continues to underperform. Way underperform. There have been many discussions on why the producers keep it open. No argument here. Assuming the Estefans see value in keeping it open, there's still cash flow to consider.
If as has been often assumed, the Estefans are waiving or deferring payment for creative rights, what would be the weekly nut? Any guesses?
Swing Joined: 7/2/15
Is Sunday on pace to recoup? They better do, so we can get that cast recording!
Also, I suggest that they put less ads on this site. If you are gonna save the Tony money, you might as well save the advertisement costs too. Use the money for the recording, please!
I can't imagine Come From Away has that high a weekly running cost? No huge stars, simple set/costumes, I assume it doesn't require an extensive crew?? It has great attendance so far, the average ticket price just needs to creep up.
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