Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 7/3/16 — Page 2

neonlightsxo said: "Liza's Headband said: "I think we had a problem with how it was presented and framed, not what was presented. Your analysis at least removes the hysterics and over-exaggerations, and doesn't attempt to influence the analysis one way or another with subjective commentary."

 

Yup. I don't think anyone was being "nasty." Everything and everyone is a downward trend. We're all going to die someday. No cause for alarm. :)

 

 


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It's all kisses and rainbows isn't it :p? I think my favourite 'not nasty' quote so far is "your analyst skills seems as weak as your spelling skills (which are atrocious)", lol. 

Life is a downward trend if the only metric is days till death. Most of us recognize that there are other metrics that track the general sense that we are not "in decline" until some major impairment alters our course. Similarly, a show that has reached its maintenance mode has a healthier prognosis than one that hasn't. In BOM's case, what it means is that it has overcome its dependence on a large share of premium tickets yet still has grosses that return well over the amount of the original capitalization as an annual payout.

Trish2 said: "ON YOUR FEET seems to be losing its legs as well."

Yup. It's still doing objectively quite well, but its numbers are clearly declining as the weeks go by. I personally predict the Marquis will be open for the spring.