Click below to access all the grosses from all the shows for the week ending 5/1/2016 in BroadwayWorld.com's grosses section.
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.
Hoping Matilda will see a bump soon. Summer is close.
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10086sunset said: "Believe the picture will become much clearer after tomorrow regarding Tuck, Eclipsed, and Bright Star.
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Agreed. If they don't get some major noms, I don't see them holding on too much longer. Having said that, I wouldn't put major noms out of the forecast for Eclipsed (Best Play, Best Actress, Maybe a Featured Actress nom?) and Bright Star (Best Actress, Best Score, Best Book are possibilities). Based on reviews I'd say Tuck's best shots are choreography and set design, with Terrence Mann as a potential dark horse for Featured Actor.
Poor Tuck. More people are seeing it than Bright Star or Disaster but it's grosses are about the same. Maybe they could make a big push with schools, libraries, etc. I think there is an audience out there for it.
I don't understand why Paramour is doing so well. Who is seeing it?
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
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¿Macavity? said: "Call_me_jorge said: "Hoping Matilda will see a bump soon. Summer is close.
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As am I...
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Matilda has already posted a closing notice thought. Its closing in January? Could it close sooner? Also the drop in numbers for Tuck and no nominees does not bode well for the show. I do not see it lasting on Broadway much longer.
I wonder if the nominations for bright star will have any effect next week.
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NewsiesForever said: "Matilda has already posted a closing notice thought. Its closing in January? Could it close sooner? Also the drop in numbers for Tuck and no nominees does not bode well for the show. I do not see it lasting on Broadway much longer. "
They could choose to close earlier, but my guess is that they determined their closing date based on the advance sales for the summer and holiday seasons and decided they were healthy enough to give such a long lead in to their closing performance.
One more time: gross potential is irrelevant. The key is the actual gross compared to the actual nut. Tuck and Bright Star are both losing unsustainable amounts weekly, Eclipsed is not losing money and Psycho is losing a relatiely nominal amount that, as I said before, is sustainable for the time being while they seek to build an audience.
One more time: gross potential is irrelevant. The key is the actual gross compared to the actual nut. Tuck and Bright Star are both losing unsustainable amounts weekly, Eclipsed is not losing money and Psycho is losing a relatiely nominal amount that, as I said before, is sustainable for the time being while they seek to build an audience.
How do you know what the "nut" is, for each of these shows?
BwayBoy2 said: "How do you know what the "nut" is, for each of these shows?"
Sometimes the information comes out, sometimes you have to intuit it by doing the math. You don't have to be especially accurate to appreciate what sort of condition these shows are in. But what we know is that it has nothing to do with the gross potential.