How much longer does SUMMER have?

Got a promo email advertising performances until January 6, 2019, but I haven't seen this posted as a closing anywhere... does it even have that long?

Is this question a joke?

Unless it is having some casting crisis to which we are not privy, why would it close? It's making money each week and shows that are making money usually don't close.

September 22.

Updated On: 9/7/18 at 04:45 PM

Elegance101 said: "Also what is the above date? Its closing date? I highly doubt that."

The last day of Summer.

Elegance101 said: "Is it selling really well? I thought its numbers were slipping."

relative vs absolute. you don't "lose" $300k when your show slips by that amount. You only lose money when you shows costs more to run than its net gross. It does not appear that this show has lost money in any frame, and it has been essentially level since the Fourth through Labor Day. Where it goes from here is anyone's guess.

markypoo said: ""And the days grow short... when you reach September...""

Getting back, finally, to the OP...

"Summer has come and passed
The innocent can never last
Wake me up when September ends."

GiantsInTheSky2 said: "It might last longer than we think. The discounts aren’t as deep as they were before.

I also got an email today referring to the show as “This Summer’s Biggest Hit!”, which is either a purposeful pun or a delusion."

Its summer competition is/was Gettin' the Band Back Together and Head Over Heels. By comparison, it's a big hit.

I've actually had some interest in the show lately. How does it compare to Beautiful? Also, is rushing the show pretty easy?

I've heard that the show may be closing by the year's end. Isn't the show only selling like 60-70% capacity? Not sure if the show is still gaining a surplus even with that though.