Grosses
Grosses
#0Grosses
Posted: 4/13/05 at 11:20am
I was wondering what causes such jumps in attendence from one week to the next. It seems that last week (April 4-10) week ticket sales dropped dramatically for alot of shows. I know there are no specific answers, but I just find it extremely odd.
All Shook Up: down 17%
Brooklyn: down 25.8%
Fiddler: down 22%
Good Vibrations: down 23.5%
Little Women: down 29.7%
Movin' Out: down 18%
Rent: down 19%
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Updated On: 4/13/05 at 11:20 AM
#1re: Grosses
Posted: 4/13/05 at 11:21amThe previous week was Spring Break for a lot of schools, meaning an influx of tourists.
magruder
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/15/03
#2re: Grosses
Posted: 4/13/05 at 11:23amBroadway came off of Easter week and school break time, so there's a natural fall off from the highpoint of those weeks. Then, for some reason, the week of Daylight Savings Time always causes a drop. I don't know if people just lose their minds with setting their clocks and watches an hour forward, but every year, the DST week always ends up with a lot of shows doing poorly.
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#3re: Grosses
Posted: 4/13/05 at 11:25am
Wow thats really interesting about DST.
Spring break was the last thing on my mind being that I had mine the first week of March which seems like ages ago.
I want to write music. I want to sit down right now at my piano and write a song that people will listen to and remember and do the same thing every morning...for the rest of my life. - Jonathan Larson. Tick, Tick...BOOM!
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