Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 4/9/17

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Up for the week by attendance was: PRESENT LAUGHTER (8.1%), PARAMOUR (6.2%), SCHOOL OF ROCK (4.2%), CATS (3.7%), OSLO (3.4%), WAITRESS (3.0%), THE LITTLE FOXES (0.7%), THE PRICE (0.7%), BEAUTIFUL (0.2%), HAMILTON (0.2%), THE LION KING (0.2%), THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (0.2%), SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE (0.1%),

Down for the week by attendance was: MISS SAIGON (-18.0%), BANDSTAND (-11.9%), SIGNIFICANT OTHER (-8.7%), NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 (-6.7%), A BRONX TALE THE MUSICAL (-5.6%), ON YOUR FEET! (-5.6%), SUNSET BOULEVARD (-4.7%), THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG (-4.4%), CHICAGO (-4.0%), GROUNDHOG DAY (-3.5%), WAR PAINT (-3.4%), THE GLASS MENAGERIE (-2.9%), KINKY BOOTS (-2.4%), IN TRANSIT (-2.3%), SWEAT (-2.2%), ANASTASIA (-2.0%), AMÉLIE (-2.0%), WICKED (-0.4%), COME FROM AWAY (-0.3%), ALADDIN (-0.3%), HELLO, DOLLY! (-0.1%), A DOLL'S HOUSE, PART 2 (-0.1%),

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Doll's House, Indecent, and In Transit are in really rough shape. Ouch.

Rough week for (half of) Broadway.

Is A DOLL'S HOUSE even going to make it to opening night? lol...

Well, Doll's House has done.... zero marketing and doesn't have a big marquee name. Its running costs must be extremely low, which helps.

It's gaining good word of mouth (seriously, everyone I know who has seen it has adored it) and should be buoyed by reviews and Tony nominations.

Consistently impressed with War Paint. They're gonna have a nice run over there at the Nederlander. I smell Tony noms for them.

That sounds about right, haterobics! Thanks!

Also, I wonder if Sweat can get a boost next weekend on account of winning the Pultizer prize.

I just noticed for the past few weeks Hamilton gross potential keep alternating between $2.9 million an $2.6 million. Does anyone know why? Normally the gross potential tend to be a stable number until Tony nominations or until Tony awards or the new year.

also, I recall Waitress selling $400 tickets last week yet the top ticket listed in the report is $270. I'm guessing no one bought any of those $40@ tix last week?

Wick3 said: "I just noticed for the past few weeks Hamilton gross potential keep alternating between $2.9 million an $2.6 million. Does anyone know why? Normally the gross potential tend to be a stable number until Tony nominations or until Tony awards or the new year.

also, I recall Waitress selling $400 tickets last week yet the top ticket listed in the report is $270. I'm guessing no one bought any of those $40@ tix last week?



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My guess, weeks where it's 2.6 million include eduham performances

I almost feel like, if you compare the advance to the early reports, Chocolate Factory is throwing down the biggest scam deal on Broadway. Shenanigans!

I know everyone who's seen it hates Charlie And Chocolate Something but I really really really want a new Jackie Hoffman vlog.

poisonivy2 said: "Really amazed at how well A Bronx Tale continues to do despite no real buzz or critical acclaim.

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Maybe Alan Menken is getting crowds? He's definitely a notable name on Broadway. Either way, always good to see a nice little surprise hit on Broadway.

Wow. I realize that Groundhog Day has been getting somewhat mixed reviews here, but nothing like the universal drubbing that Charlie is getting, and yet Charlie is grossing in the 900k range while GHD struggles at 5-600k. Depressing.

Oh, and Indecent and A Doll's House P2 - those averages....

haterobics said: "Dysquith13 said: "This may be a silly question, but how exactly is the potential gross calculated?"

All tix selling at their listed price without discounts, etc., I'd imagine.

Also does not include premium ticket cost or standing room potential



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