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#1

Local 1 Strike

Hey has anyone bothered to look at the weekly grosses per theater that is reported to playbill.com I mean really for a company like Jujamcyn -Theater August Wilson formally the Virginia Theater- Jersey Boys grossed $1,272,077.00 for the week of October 8-14, or look at Subert Theater -Shubert Organization-Spamalot grossed $712,888.00 for that week as well. I mean really how much money do they have to make. Also what happens if Broadway goes dark those shows that happen to be sold out for a while say a year or two and hey I'm on bus trip from say Allentown PA are they going to not only give me ticket for a year from now are they going to pay my bus fare as well or for the whole group in general I mean the average bus trip group is about 50 people. Unions need to stick together Lead on Local 1 just remember your other Brother and Sister Unions.
#2

re: Local 1 Strike

Go on an "I mean" diet, plzthxbye.
"This thread reads like a series of White House memos." — Mister Matt
#3

re: Local 1 Strike

ummm...sure...?!

yeah, NEW THING: paragraphs...!
#4

re: Local 1 Strike

Oh even better an out of work actor who is an on line English teacher. Very nice
#5

re: Local 1 Strike

Well that's rude...I mean, really.
#6

re: Local 1 Strike

These are almost as much fun as the Clay threads!
"It's Phantom meets Hamlet... Phamlet!"
#7

re: Local 1 Strike

I think it's important for the original poster to understand the difference between Gross, Net, Profit and Costs.

Just because a show grosses (insert figure here) doesn't mean the producers are making anywhere close to that neighborhood.

And there are exceptions to every rule, but a vast majority of shows that make it to Broadway close at a loss.

Now there can be (and has) been a debate on how producers could keep shows open longer and perhaps make their money back. But that's an entirely different matter...
"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men" - Willy Wonka

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