HONEYMOON IN VEGAS struggling on Broadway — Page 3

Calling it HIV isn't helping

Ha! I wish we could go back to a time when a title was shortened to a word, not initials. Wasn't Carrie Bradshaw in this movie? I don't know cause I never saw it. Maybe she would do the show. Maybe she remembers being in the movie.

jaglinsays, who told you that its gonna close February 15th????????? I really hope it doesn't.....

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Perhaps Bwaydide92 might like to reread my post. My views were regarding, producers not theatregoers.

In addition to there being three months until the Tony nominations and two months until Spring tourists arrive, there are also 18 new productions opening in the next three months. I realize not all of them are direct competition for this show, but the influx of new shows does certainly spread the audience thinner and generally away from older productions.

I'm telling you, she forgot about the movie like everyone else.

with the new marketing guy, hopefully things will pick up soon. Lets also not forget, this is the worst time of the year for broadway shows anyway

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This will be gone by summer.

^ this last holiday was the best week broadway ever had. During their respective holiday runs
"Janis Joplin" sold 444k,
"Edwin Drood" was 560K,
"Chaplin" was at 558K

This holiday
Honeymoon was at 399K.

All those shows closed February or March.

yea, but they weren't even open then. Personally, i don't like to see shows when they are in previews because i would rather see them at their best. Why is no one talking about the fact that On The Town is way more expensive than Honeymoon, and is losing more money. Since both shows are critically acclaimed, they are holding off for the Tony Awards nominations to come out. The same thing happened to Gentleman's Guide and look at them now

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Yeah your right people have, but they act like when shows open and lose money, they close in 2 weeks. Thats never the case as they try to stay open for awards, and what not

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Riedel seemed to dismiss the press agent switch as anything substantive, since he said of the person taking over:

"He is an experienced Broadway hand. He once attended a performance of “Jersey Boys.”"

"Did you even see HinV?"

PhillyPinto never lets a lack of knowledge get in the way of having a strong opinion.

Updated On: 2/1/15 at 07:58 PM

It's the operating costs have been reported around mid-500,000.00

A lot of producers keep an eye on advance and group sales . . . and maybe there is enough coming down the pike to keep it open - and without another show ready to pounce in, they maybe allowed to keep it running longer then if there was a show ready to step in and take over.

The issue is the show has lost money for, what, 10 weeks now? It seems to have been reported that it has NEVER made it's nut for the week. That's close to one million they might have paid to keep the show floating.

It has only had one week above 37% - and that was opening week.

If nothing shakes up, they have 12 more weeks until the Tony Nominations, that's another 1.2 million if they percentages don't go up.

(I am intrigued by the business side of this show . . . mostly because I have no interest in seeing it . . . and know just a few people on it.) As we go into some bleak weeks, I am hoping it's bucks the trend, and it's sales increase.

"PhillyPinto never lets a lack of knowledge get in the way of having a strong opinion."

ethan231 and hater no i haven't seen it yet since I'm in school, but what does that have to do with ANYTHING?? please explain!

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