The Broadway box office remained fairly stable as trick-or-treating season began. Revenue for the week ending October 29 was $26,480,578 (down about 6% from the previous week) and attendance was 218,581 (down just 3).
It meant staying strong We happily roll on, Enjoy another sold-out week, with the selection’s highest average ticket price of $238.20 driving the weekly gross to a new record of $1,840,835 at the Hudson Theatre.
It was also remarkable i need this, the new comedy by Theresa Rebeck starring Danny DeVito and daughter Lucy DeVito. With the American Airlines Theater operating at 94% capacity, the Roundabout Theater Co. ‘s nonprofit production earned $608,910 from seven previews. Opening night is November 2.
Non-professional, subscription-based Manhattan theater clubs Jajas African hair braids filled 99% of the seats at the Friedman and grossed $351,235, with an average ticket price of $68.95.
Other shows that have reached 99% capacity (or more) included Hamilton (Gross receipts $1,767,882) and The lion king (the pick’s top earner at $2,064,480). Other shows that fill at least 90% of their seats are included & Juliet, Aladdin, Hadestown, MJ, Moulin Rouge!, Sweeney Todd, The Book of Mormon And Bad.
harmony, the Barry Manilow-Bruce Sussman musical, had a 77% capacity at Ethel Barrymore and earned $519,165 from seven previews. Opening night is November 13.
In his last week at Hayes the cottage, starring Eric McCormack and Laura Bell Bundy, earned $368,129 with an attendance of 76% of capacity.
To date, Broadway has grossed $652,375,141 with a total attendance of 5,350,057.
All figures courtesy of the Broadway League. Visit the league’s website for a complete box office overview.
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