Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 6/25/23

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Up for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: ONCE UPON A ONE MORE TIME (20.5%), THE SIGN IN SIDNEY BRUSTEIN'S WINDOW (13.6%), LEOPOLDSTADT (11.2%), FAT HAM (7.4%), HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD (5.7%), PETER PAN GOES WRONG (3.3%), CHICAGO (2.3%), MJ THE MUSICAL (2.2%), GOOD NIGHT, OSCAR (2%), THE LION KING (2%), GREY HOUSE (1.2%), THE BOOK OF MORMON (1.2%), MOULIN ROUGE! THE MUSICAL (0.6%), PARADE (0.2%), SHUCKED (0.1%),

Down for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: HERE LIES LOVE (-16.3%), FUNNY GIRL (-3%), KIMBERLY AKIMBO (-2.6%), LIFE OF PI (-2.5%), SOME LIKE IT HOT (-2.5%), NEW YORK, NEW YORK (-1.8%), CAMELOT (-1.6%), A BEAUTIFUL NOISE, THE NEIL DIAMOND MUSICAL (-1.2%), SIX (-1.2%), ALADDIN (-0.5%), & JULIET (-0.2%), WICKED (-0.2%),

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Oh yeah, OUAOMT keeps increasing its numbers little by little! great attendance this week as well

hearthemsing22 said: "I don't know why A Beautiful Noise grosses constantly surprise me? I guess it's a big tourist hit?"

You also have to understand that the 50+ age groups are the ones coming in droves to see this!

Lea was out both shows Saturday .

Another great week for Kimberly! Leopoldstat is really ending strong too.

I feel as though NYNY will be the next show to announce a closing though I still think it'll play through most of the summer. Average ticket price shows that show near the bottom of the barrel (along with OUAOMT)

I think that's an OK start for the first full week of previews for Here Lies Love. We'll see where it goes from here.

Also a really great week for & Juliet. I think that will do gangbusters numbers this summer.

Updated On: 6/27/23 at 02:35 PM

pablitonizer said: "Oh yeah, OUAOMT keeps increasing its numbers little by little! great attendance this week as well"

Not to be a Debbie Downer, but the show opened last week so there were probably a lot of press and opening night comps that would factor into attendance. The ATP still being under $60 (which is about on par, if not lower, than the cheapest mezzanine seat) is…dismal for a show/cast/theatre of this size.

quizking101 said: Not to be a Debbie Downer, but the show opened last week so there were probably a lot of press and opening night comps that would factor into attendance. The ATP still being under $60 (which is about on par, if not lower, than the cheapest mezzanine seat) is…dismal for a show/cast/theatre of this size.

The average ticket price includes the comped, zero-cost tickets for opening night. The average ticket price would be much higher if opening night was a normal ticketed performance. Due to this, it should be noted that there were only 7 paid performances. with pretty much all of the total sales coming from those 7 performances. If they hit 700k with only 7 paid performances as opposed to 8, that's a good sign for this show. Their advance sale for this week is also significantly better than prior weeks. I wouldn't count this show out just yet.

Weren't they also heavily discounting previews to try to help with word of mount, similar to what Shucked did earlier this year? The coming weeks will be a lot more telling

BossBroadway said: "The average ticket price includes the comped, zero-cost tickets for opening night. The average ticket price would be much higher if opening night was a normal ticketed performance. Due to this, it should be noted that there were only 7 paid performances. with pretty much all of the total sales coming from those 7 performances. If they hit 700k with only 7 paid performances as opposed to 8, that's a good sign for this show. Their advance sale for this week is also significantly better than prior weeks. I wouldn't count this show out just yet."

Opening nights are (typically) not entirely comped. Producers just limit who is able to purchase tickets.

Over half of the seats that were there were comped, and the rest were family/friends of cast and crew that had discounted rates. That's why the average ticket price is so low. It was really still in the $70-$75 range.

I know it was only four performances but those numbers for JUST FOR US are rough.

Dylan Smith4 said: "hearthemsing22 said: "I don't know why A Beautiful Noise grosses constantly surprise me? I guess it's a big tourist hit?"

You also have to understand that the 50+ age groups are the ones coming in droves to see this!"

Their $99 discount code for orchestra seats end last week, too. Their new discount code (ABNBOX) for the summer excludes matinees.

This show sells their matinees well (90%-100%). Sometimes their weeknight evening shows get 50%. Hence the show's 69% capacity for this week.

Come September their schedule is changing by adding Thursday matinees and eliminating Wed evenings. They have 4 matinee options (Wed/Thur/Sat/Sun) and four evening options (Tue/Thur/Fri/Sat).