#26
Posted: 8/17/06 at 1:14pm
I think it depends. Avenue Q and Spelling Bee recouped right away and still have color Playbills. Sweeney also recouped quickly, but still switched to B&W.
Playbills In Color Question — Page 2
#27
Posted: 8/17/06 at 1:50pm
Well the shows mentioned: Q, Wicked, and Spelling Bee are all doing extremely well in grosses. Just like Jersey Boys and Spamalot (last time I saw one of the ground)
#28
Posted: 8/17/06 at 1:56pm
For example:
Both times I have gone to see Wicked the playbill is in color. Because they are making tons of money.
I went to see the 27th preview of Sweeney Tood, and the playbill was in color. A few months after it opened, they started printing it in black and white.
It really depends on how much money the show is making.
Both times I have gone to see Wicked the playbill is in color. Because they are making tons of money.
I went to see the 27th preview of Sweeney Tood, and the playbill was in color. A few months after it opened, they started printing it in black and white.
It really depends on how much money the show is making.
#29
Posted: 8/17/06 at 2:10pm
and how much color they actually use. Wicked and Ave. Q both only use one color, so it's probably cheaper then The Color Purple or Sweeney.
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