Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/11/23

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Up for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: SIX (13%), LIFE OF PI (11.6%), SUMMER, 1976 (10.9%), THE THANKSGIVING PLAY (9.7%), SOME LIKE IT HOT (8.9%), LEOPOLDSTADT (7.7%), KIMBERLY AKIMBO (6.7%), GOOD NIGHT, OSCAR (6.5%), A BEAUTIFUL NOISE, THE NEIL DIAMOND MUSICAL (6.3%), NEW YORK, NEW YORK (5%), ONCE UPON A ONE MORE TIME (4.9%), SHUCKED (4.4%), THE BOOK OF MORMON (4.3%), MJ THE MUSICAL (4.1%), ALADDIN (3.7%), A DOLL'S HOUSE (3.6%), & JULIET (3%), PARADE (2.9%), HADESTOWN (2.5%), THE SIGN IN SIDNEY BRUSTEIN'S WINDOW (1.7%), FAT HAM (1.1%), HAMILTON (1%), CAMELOT (1%), PETER PAN GOES WRONG (0.3%),

Down for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: FUNNY GIRL (-21.5%), GREY HOUSE (-12.7%), PRIMA FACIE (-2%), CHICAGO (-1.5%), HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD (-1.3%), THE LION KING (-1%), WICKED (-0.3%), MOULIN ROUGE! THE MUSICAL (-0.1%),

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Why is Funny Girls grosses so disproportionately bad compared to others? They still did 8 shows, yet seem worse than shows that did 7.  Did they have more people not show up compared to other shows?

 

 

Updated On: 6/13/23 at 03:06 PM

I was expecting more drops with the air quality issues. I thought maybe that would have hurt day-of/TKTS sales. Hopefully this is a good sign for nice post-Tonys bumps next week!

Some Like It Hot, & Juliet and Beautiful Noise are doing great.

I'm worried about Shucked and Kimberly. 

BETTY22 said: "Some Like It Hot, & Juliet and Beautiful Noise are doing great.

I'm worried about Shucked and Kimberly."

Shucked made money last week and its grosses only fell by $7K despite playing one less WEEKEND performance. Kimberly Akimbo' s grosses rose $8.5K despite playing one less WEEKEND performance. Meaning that each show sold an additional $12K and $10.5K in tickets per performance per performance respectively. If we assume that this should be the floor for demand this week being its the week after the Tony's Shucked and Kimberly Akimbo should see grosses jump at least $100K and $75K. 

The two main take away from this weeks grosses are how long are Life of Pi's producers going to wait to see if they get Tony winning production bump and if New York, New York, can manage to stop the bleeding. 

Despite the air quality midweek, the city was packed this weekend. Impressive numbers for most.

Be sure to take note which shows played 7 performances, folks.

This coming week will be the first indication of how much the Tonys can help certain shows.

If NYNY can sustain that number it could last through the summer, maybe January, but will never return a nickel to its investors. That $25M budget is an eyewatering sum.

Anyone know if DOLL's HOUSE recouped ahead of its closing on Sunday? (I am aware it did not announce recoupment.)

I know Kimberly Akimbo's weekly nut is somewhat low, but what about Shucked's? Definitely got New York, New York pegged as the first post-Tony Awards casualty.

ACL2006 said: "I know Kimberly Akimbo's weekly nut is somewhat low, but what about Shucked's? Definitely got New York, New York pegged as the first post-Tony Awards casualty."

Or Life of Pi. 

OUAOMT isn't doing great either. I'm interested in what the gross and word of mouth of Here Lies Love is going to be when it starts this weekend. Hit, flop or middle of the pack?

KA's weekly operating costs are $570,000. 

BossBroadway said: "KA's weekly operating costs are $570,000."

It's difficult to do broadway these days, because a small show in such a mall house costing almost 600k is insane.

jkcohen626 said: "I would question the producer's sanity and producing ability if Shucked cost more than $600,000-700,000 per week. I really have no idea though."

I have been told by those involved  Shucked its operating costs are around $630K and Kimberly Akimbo's are $540K, when they spend money on advertising. 

It also has a much busier set with a trap door, etc. Next to Normal is a pretty small, simple show. But yeah that is crazy numbers wise. If the smallest theater on Broadway has to pull in half a mill to just break even.