Welcome to this week's edition of our new WEEKLY GROSSES ANALYSIS, part of our new Industry Insights section that will feature insider industry information, commentary and insights!
Read on for all the weekly grosses statistics for the movers and shakers from the latest grosses, 11/3/2013.
BETRAYAL broke the house record of the Barrymore Theatre for the fourth time. For the week ending Sunday, 11/3/13, BETRAYAL grossed $1,277,952, breaking its previous house record of $1,250,565 for the week ending 10/20/13.
And, for those tracking TWELFTH NIGHT/RICHARD III, the production grossed a strong $590,841 for the week, with press comps at four of eight performances (and double the usual number due to the two plays running in repertory).
Top 5 by This Week Gross
WICKED |
$1,736,957 |
THE LION KING |
$1,699,647 |
THE BOOK OF MORMON |
$1,699,199 |
KINKY BOOTS |
$1,625,209 |
MOTOWN: THE MUSICAL |
$1,288,507 |
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Bottom 5 by This Week Gross A TIME TO KILL ($215,431), THE WINSLOW BOY ($223,088), THE SNOW GEESE ($258,152), FIRST DATE ($281,538), A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER ($308,207) |
Top 5 by This Week Gross vs. Last Week Gross
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Bottom 5 by This Week Gross vs. Last Week Gross NEWSIES ($-159,269), MOTOWN: THE MUSICAL ($-137,395), PIPPIN ($-125,030), THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ($-124,276), ANNIE ($-120,815) |
Top 5 by Average Ticket Price
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Bottom 5 by Average Ticket Price AFTER MIDNIGHT ($46.50), A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER ($56.22), A TIME TO KILL ($60.62), FIRST DATE ($60.64), THE SNOW GEESE ($62.72) |
Top 5 by Gross % of Potential
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Bottom 5 by Gross % of Potential ROMEO AND JULIET (26.54%), A TIME TO KILL (31.04%), FIRST DATE (32.77%), THE WINSLOW BOY (32.9%), A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER (34.54%) |
Top 5 % of Seats Sold of Total Seats
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Bottom 5 % of Seats Sold of Total Seats
ROMEO AND JULIET (45.9%), FIRST DATE (54.3%), A TIME TO KILL (55.4%), THE WINSLOW BOY (58.6%), CINDERELLA (62.4%)
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Top 5 by Seats Sold This Week vs. Last Week
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Bottom 5 by Seats Sold This Week vs. Last Week ANNIE (-1629), THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (-1252), CHICAGO (-1091), BIG FISH (-1089), MOTOWN: THE MUSICAL (-985) |
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