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[LeftofLinus]

First show to post closing after nominations #75

Posted: 6/11/19 at 11:05am

Well it is Gary...but it's closing June 16th.

 

http://www.playbill.com/article/gary-a-sequel-to-titus-andronicus-to-close-on-broadway

[MannPhan24601]

First show to post closing after nominations #76

Posted: 6/11/19 at 2:18pm

Will we get anything tonight ?

[JSquared2]

First show to post closing after nominations #77

Posted: 6/11/19 at 2:23pm

LightsOut90 said: "As I posted on here last week GARY is closing June 23rd, expect a announcement tomorrow"

 

And obviously you were wrong...again.  It is closing this Sunday June 16th.   Any other predictions for us?

[LightsOut90]

First show to post closing after nominations #78

Posted: 6/11/19 at 2:27pm

oh gosh i got it off by a week the sky is falling, take your rudeness elsewhere

[InTheBathroom1]

First show to post closing after nominations #79

Posted: 6/11/19 at 6:02pm

I don’t think Pretty Woman is planning on closing. Rumor has it they’re adding the song Pretty Woman into the show

[AEA AGMA SM]

First show to post closing after nominations #80

Posted: 6/11/19 at 6:12pm

InTheBathroom1 said: "I don’t think Pretty Woman is planning on closing. Rumor has it they’re adding the song Pretty Woman into the show"

So much depends on what happens this summer with Pretty Woman. By this point I really don't think adding in that song will have any noticeable impact on their sales. They certainly aren't paying back their investment at the same rate, if at all, as they would have been during their high peak before the first of the year.

My prediction is that they will see a further drop in their weekly grosses once Moulin Rouge opens, as that's going to take the place as the new "date night" musical for many.

 

[SomethingPeculiar]

First show to post closing after nominations #81

Posted: 6/11/19 at 6:53pm

InTheBathroom1 said: "I don’t think Pretty Woman is planning on closing. Rumor has it they’re adding the song Pretty Woman into the show"

I don't know how that helps the show at all unless it's being accompanied by a robust TV campaign using the song? And even then, it might not translate to $$.

The 2019 average gross is down by $300k+ from 2018, but I'm surprised it hasn't taken a bigger dip since the Tony noms, mainly because of Tootsie and Beetlejuice. Like Waitress, it may have cracked the secret to appealing to the most important theatergoing demo: women over 50. Operating cost has to be around $600k or above, so they've got to work to stay afloat.