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Up for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: LIFE OF PI (6.9%), THE SIGN IN SIDNEY BRUSTEIN'S WINDOW (6.7%), GREY HOUSE (6.3%), JUST FOR US (4.5%), LEOPOLDSTADT (4.5%), CHICAGO (3.3%), FAT HAM (2.2%), ALADDIN (1.3%), SHUCKED (0.9%), THE LION KING (0.9%), MOULIN ROUGE! THE MUSICAL (0.7%), PARADE (0.7%), WICKED (0.7%), THE BOOK OF MORMON (0.4%), HAMILTON (0.2%),
Down for the week by attendance (% of capacity) was: ONCE UPON A ONE MORE TIME (-31.9%), SOME LIKE IT HOT (-8.9%), PETER PAN GOES WRONG (-6.9%), KIMBERLY AKIMBO (-5.4%), MJ THE MUSICAL (-5.3%), CAMELOT (-4.4%), A BEAUTIFUL NOISE, THE NEIL DIAMOND MUSICAL (-2.6%), NEW YORK, NEW YORK (-2.2%), FUNNY GIRL (-2%), HERE LIES LOVE (-1.1%), GOOD NIGHT, OSCAR (-0.8%), HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD (-0.8%), SIX (-0.3%), & JULIET (-0.2%), HADESTOWN (-0.2%),
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WOW. BTTF grossing over $1mil with 4 performances is INSANE
Hold on, Kimberly and SLIH!
Grey House will likely close by Labor Day if even (and I loved the show)
Wow at Back to the Future! Great weeks for the closing plays too.
Camelot definitely proving why it's closing.
This seemed to be a week where the touristy stuff held up better (not surprising with it so close to the 4th) so the A Beautiful Noise numbers seem disappointing.
Wow BttF. That’s impressive for 4 shows.
Jesus Christ, Back to the Future. GET IT.
ONCE UPON A ONE MORE TIME...ouch.
Yes, the ATP is increasing but those numbers do not bode well for a show looking to be a long run. When I went on Friday, my TDF ticket was a premium seat and large swaths of the extreme orchestra were empty which, for a show of this magnitude, the lack of audible audience engagement is palpable and very noticeable.
Great Scott, Back to the Future!
Lot of heavy drops otherwise, though.
EDSOSLO858 said: "Great Scott,Back to the Future!
Lot of heavy drops otherwise, though." It's great that Emma Pittman is involved in creating a role in the successful Back To The Future.
Understudy Joined: 11/17/17
I think the next two to four weeks will be the deciding factor for shows like Shucked, SLIH, OUAOMT, and potentially KA. NYNY is out by the end of July, mayyybe to Labor Day if they announce a closing as a "last chance" and "must close" type thing.
Yeah, as I've been saying on other threads these grosses and next week's aren't great indicators of a show's health overall because of July 4th. The 4th is historically not a great time for Broadway, and we essentially have TWO July 4th weekends this year because it falls on a Tuesday and some folks just take the week. Two weeks from yesterday we'll get a much better indicator of how shows are faring (and this current week will probably still be better than last week).
That said, GREAT SCOTT indeed! They could be heavily front loaded with fans, but it's never bad to start strong.
Does it look like the Tony bump for Kimberly might be even less substantial and long lasting than A Strange Loop? That is surprising to me.
binau said: "Does it look like the Tony bump for Kimberly might be even less substantial and long lasting than A Strange Loop? That is surprising to me."
This week and next week are weird with 4th of July and a more tourist heavy population for shows. Let's see how it looks in two weeks. That's true for a lot of the newer and less big title shows.
Swing Joined: 7/13/22
How are we feeling about the Hadestown grosses in the past few months? Do we think it can stick it out for the rest of the year?
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/14/20
thescytheandthesword said: "How are we feeling about the Hadestown grosses in the past few months? Do we think it can stick it out for the rest of the year?"
Maybe it will be a New Years closing announcement. I hate that, but given how it's doing...I don't see it going into 2024.
Why is everyone clutching their pearls over KA? It’s making money. It’s the smallest theater. It’s not gonna be making money on the scale of Back to the Future. It’s doing great business! Happy to see it making some $$.
Swing Joined: 4/18/16
hearthemsing22 said: "thescytheandthesword said: "How are we feeling about the Hadestown grosses in the past few months? Do we think it can stick it out for the rest of the year?"
Maybe it will be a New Years closing announcement. I hate that, but given how it's doing...I don't see it going into 2024."
I'd hate to lose it too but with the grosses, casting issues and now a lawsuit IDK if I see them lasting to Jan 1.
Understudy Joined: 5/7/11
RippedMan said: "Why is everyone clutching their pearls over KA? It’s making money. It’s the smallest theater. It’s not gonna be making money on the scale of Back to the Future. It’s doing great business! Happy to see it making some $$."
Thank you!
Those Here Lies Love numbers are concerning. I know there are tons of discounts out there, including TDF, but I hope the attendance and $$$ picks up soon.
The expected July 4 weekend dip. Shows should go up for the rest of the summer. FYI, A BEAUTIFUL NOISE sold out their Monday night performance this week.
Featured Actor Joined: 7/10/22
bwaylyric said: "Those Here Lies Love numbers are concerning. I know there are tons of discounts out there, including TDF, but I hope the attendance and $$$ picks up soon."
Who’s responsible for renovating the theatre back to traditional rows? The current production or the next that comes in? Generally curious how that works
Here Lies Love will have to return the Broadway to its original condition upon closing, whenever that ends up being.
Featured Actor Joined: 4/8/21
Oh the 4th of July curse lol - Shocked at BTF with only 4 previews, that's terrific! There's a TV performance coming soon for OUAOMT so hopefully it'll help.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/29/13
I'm surprised Here Lies Love isn't doing better.
I wonder what it's break even is each week?
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/12/14
I wonder if BTTF specifically decided to open this weekend to coincide with 4th of July, since I'd imagine it will be a popular show with tourists. A friend who went said that she saw a ton of people decked out in merch from the movie and was surprised at how enthusiastic the fans were. It'll be interesting to see if this will continue to be as big in a regular week once tourists have petered out.
BETTY22 said: "I'm surprisedHere Lies Love isn't doing better.
I wonder what it's break even is each week?"
It hasn't even opened yet and it's a holiday week where most NYC-ers are out of town.
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