FORBES on the bleakness of Broadway box office right now: Some Broadway shows are grossing under $100K per week- Page 3
FORBES on the bleakness of Broadway box office right now: Some Broadway shows are grossing under $100K per week
#50FORBES on the bleakness of Broadway box office right now: Some Broadway shows are grossing under $100K per week
Posted: 11/19/21 at 3:59pm
Phantom has had several nearly full/full houses since reopening
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#51FORBES on the bleakness of Broadway box office right now: Some Broadway shows are grossing under $100K per week
Posted: 11/19/21 at 4:06pm
cwilliams said: "Phantom has had several nearly full/full houses since reopening"
That's nice. It's also selling discounted tickets via TDF and TKTS and other sources. As always, the number of people in a theatre does not indicate financial success, as we don't know how much each person is paying...
#52FORBES on the bleakness of Broadway box office right now: Some Broadway shows are grossing under $100K per week
Posted: 11/19/21 at 9:49pm
whatever2 said: "In the Beforetimes, work and life got me back to the city, but ... the hotels. I still manage to find decent airfares, but the hotel rates defy logic. And unless it's a Courtyard or a Hampton (i.e., something mid- to low-end), the property adds a "resort fee" or "amenity fee" to the quoted rate -- generally for services that have not been restored since the pandemic scuttled them.
Marriott Marquis was 200+ in July. No food service, restaurant, or bar. By Oct, rates jumped to 500+ and stayed there. They now have full meal service and bar. Manager told me the conventions were going strong so it doesn't have to rely on tourists. I go there pre-show quite often to chill in lobby. Int has been nuts crowded so no need to chop price unfortunately.
#53FORBES on the bleakness of Broadway box office right now: Some Broadway shows are grossing under $100K per week
Posted: 11/21/21 at 8:16am
ErmengardeStopSniveling said: "cwilliams said: "Phantom has had several nearly full/full houses since reopening". That's nice. It's also selling discounted tickets via TDF and TKTS and other sources. As always, the number of people in a theatre does not indicate financial success, as we don't know how much each person is paying..."
The FORBES article stated that 3 shows announced an early closing. Other than Chicken/Biscuit, what are other 2? It doesn't say. "Three have already announced months-early closing notices, while others are bleeding out at different rates. "
https://www.forbes.com/sites/leeseymour/2021/11/16/broadway-box-office-improves-but-internal-disparity-worsens/?sh=1ea3d20e6d64
#54FORBES on the bleakness of Broadway box office right now: Some Broadway shows are grossing under $100K per week
Posted: 11/21/21 at 8:32am
Is This a Room and Dana H are the other two shows.
#55FORBES on the bleakness of Broadway box office right now: Some Broadway shows are grossing under $100K per week
Posted: 11/21/21 at 10:28am
Thank you for that info BroadwayGuy12.
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