#1
Posted: 9/25/06 at 5:09pm
Click below to access all the grosses from all the shows for the week ending 9/24/2006 in BroadwayWorld.com's grosses section.
Broadway Grosses: Week Ending 9/24/2006
#2
Posted: 9/25/06 at 5:12pm
Uh.. nobody look at Wedding Singer. *happy thoughts*
#3
Posted: 9/25/06 at 5:13pm
Great first week numbers for A CHORUS LINE.
Not so good -- WEDDING SINGER at $433K
And Usher's made CHICAGO SRO.
Not so good -- WEDDING SINGER at $433K
And Usher's made CHICAGO SRO.
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Updated On: 9/25/06 at 05:13 PM
#4
Posted: 9/25/06 at 5:17pm
pretty weak week overall.
I think Shannon, Diana and Haylie need to make a trip over to The View for a lil bit of Rosie's fairy dust.
I think Shannon, Diana and Haylie need to make a trip over to The View for a lil bit of Rosie's fairy dust.
"Zac is sweet as can be. He's very much just a sweet kid from California who happens to have a face that looks like it was drawn by Michelangelo, (if Michelangelo did anime)."
-Adam Shankman.
"I haven't left this building since Windows 3.1!"
"Celebrating a birthday this week: Rene Descartes is 412! Do you know who he is? Then why are you watching this show? You could probably get into college and even get one of those job things. As for the rest of us; Amanda Bynes is 22! Yay!"
-E!'s "The Soup"
-Adam Shankman.
"I haven't left this building since Windows 3.1!"
"Celebrating a birthday this week: Rene Descartes is 412! Do you know who he is? Then why are you watching this show? You could probably get into college and even get one of those job things. As for the rest of us; Amanda Bynes is 22! Yay!"
-E!'s "The Soup"
#5
Posted: 9/25/06 at 5:25pm
Chorus Line also had a really robust average ticket price of $104.70, which is a great start.
Begin at the beginning and go on till you come to the end: then stop.
#6
Posted: 9/25/06 at 5:26pm
YEAH A CHORUS LINE!!!!!!!!! Great start!!
A Chorus Line revival played its final Broadway performance on August 17, 2008. The tour played its final performance on August 21, 2011. A new non-equity tour started in October 2012 played its final performance on March 23, 2013. Another non-equity tour launched on January 20, 2018. The tour ended its US run in Kansas City and then toured throughout Japan August & September 2018.
#7
Posted: 9/25/06 at 5:28pm
Jay Johnson's attendance- OUCH! attendance in the 20 percentile range?
wonder how long it will last...
wonder how long it will last...
#8
Posted: 9/25/06 at 5:33pm
Is it just me, or has The Lion King really taken a hit?
#9
Posted: 9/25/06 at 5:35pm
Unless Wedding Singer brings in Adam Sandler, it's gone soon enough. 
#10
Posted: 9/25/06 at 6:03pm
Wow, Wicked not at 100% the second week in a row!
#11
Posted: 9/25/06 at 6:07pm
Is Rent still breaking even?
Listen, I don't take my clothes off for anyone, even if it is "artistic". - JANICE
#12
Posted: 9/25/06 at 6:11pm
How can A Chorus Line not be making that much when it's prices are just so outrageous?
Poor Wedding Singer...and I'm really shocked at Hairspray (and Spelling Bee's grosses for that matter).
Poor Wedding Singer...and I'm really shocked at Hairspray (and Spelling Bee's grosses for that matter).
A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.
#13
Posted: 9/25/06 at 6:14pm
TLK made a hefty profit...
It's older, now, so it won't be doing crazy business during the off season...but it's still a blockbuster for its age.
It's older, now, so it won't be doing crazy business during the off season...but it's still a blockbuster for its age.
How to properly use its/it's:
Its is the possessive. It's is the contraction for it is...
#14
Posted: 9/25/06 at 6:18pm
What is going on with Rent and Phantom? Is Rent Breaking even, and how much longer can it last with those numbers? When is The Producers going to pick up, terrible numbers lately.
#15
Posted: 9/25/06 at 6:21pm
"How can A Chorus Line not be making that much when it's prices are just so outrageous?"
Huh? $760K for a 7 show week in a 1000 seat theatre isn't a lot? That's HUGE -- probably close to a record for that theatre (which usually hosts plays and smallish musicals). It'll probably be close to $900K for a regular 8 show week which will put it in the among the top 5 or 6 grossers on Broadway -- amazing for a show in such a small theater.
Huh? $760K for a 7 show week in a 1000 seat theatre isn't a lot? That's HUGE -- probably close to a record for that theatre (which usually hosts plays and smallish musicals). It'll probably be close to $900K for a regular 8 show week which will put it in the among the top 5 or 6 grossers on Broadway -- amazing for a show in such a small theater.
"What a story........ everything but the bloodhounds snappin' at her rear end." -- Birdie
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"The Devil Be Hittin' Me" -- Whitney
#16
Posted: 9/25/06 at 6:26pm
Margo, I totally understand why it's making that much. I meant that it should be making that much when it's ticket prices are so expensive. I meant that I expected it's grosses to be so high.
A little swash, a bit of buckle - you'll love it more than bread.
#17
Posted: 9/25/06 at 6:27pm
I'm really curious about Rent's break even... if it's less than $200,00 it could really run until 2189 - I guess it costs very little to run, but the cast is not that small - compared to Spelling Bee, for example.
Listen, I don't take my clothes off for anyone, even if it is "artistic". - JANICE
#18
Posted: 9/25/06 at 6:33pm
Looks like Max & Leo will be gone soon
Too bad about The Wedding Singer
How long before Spamalot does a Producers - get killer reviews & goes from selling out to dropping grosses. i know it will not be anytime soon but I think it is a fair comparison
Too bad about The Wedding Singer
How long before Spamalot does a Producers - get killer reviews & goes from selling out to dropping grosses. i know it will not be anytime soon but I think it is a fair comparison
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#19
Posted: 9/25/06 at 6:43pm
Responding to little sally's post, again, Chorus Line is in a small theatre, seating just over 1,000 people (1,069, to be exact). 1,000 capacity x $100.00 average ticket x 7 performances equals 700,000, meaning Chorus Line performed at just about its highest possible gross potential, save for if it starts selling lots of premium tickets, a la Jersey Boys or Wicked.
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#20
Posted: 9/25/06 at 6:45pm
Ouch Wedding Singer. Can't say we didn't see it coming.
#21
Posted: 9/25/06 at 7:10pm
A Chorus Line: Wow!
Wedding Singer: Yay! Here comes Curtains!
Wedding Singer: Yay! Here comes Curtains!
#22
Posted: 9/25/06 at 7:13pm
Yeah, I think Curtains has found its theater.
#23
Posted: 9/25/06 at 7:15pm
I'm loving how Jersey Boys played to 52.4% capacity during its first week of previews. Now look at it. Way to go Jersey Boys!
"Sing the words, Patti!!!!" Stephen Sondheim to Patti LuPone.
#24
Posted: 9/25/06 at 7:28pm
I saw Jersey Boys that first week of previews...after seeing it two times after that, it is so weird that the theater was half empty the first time i saw the show - though the audience response was still enthusiastic.
#25
Posted: 9/25/06 at 7:31pm
I still don't think the Singer is going anywhere till the end of the year.
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