Broadway Grosses w/e 01/19/2020: Oh, Not A Beautiful Mornin’ | | The Producer's Perspective — theproducersperspective.com

Last week grosses dipped slightly by 3% to $30M. The holiday weekend did not bring the typical attendance boost, which actually dropped by 4%. Two productions played their final performances last week. Both Oklahoma! and Slave Play played to full houses for their final bows. You can find the rest of the figures below, courtesy of The Broadway League: Show Name Gross TotalAttn  %Capacity Avg.PdAdm A SOLDIER’S PLAY $320,552.50 5,472 94.87% $58.58 AIN’T TOO PROUD $1,359,169.30 10,780 94.63% $126.08 ALADDIN $1,147,278.40 13,022 94.25% $88.10 AMERICAN UTOPIA $1,137,504.00 5,766 100.00% $197.28 BEETLEJUICE $1,357,341.20 11,711 98.05% $115.90 CHICAGO $653,891.30 7,186 83.17% $91.00 COME FROM AWAY $901,336.70 8,494 101.51% $106.11 DEAR EVAN HANSEN $1,059,025.14 7,918 100.58% $133.75 FROZEN $1,050,845.00 12,219 90.70% $86.00 GRAND HORIZONS $215,800.68 3,722 79.53% $57.98 HADESTOWN $1,254,171.50 7,445 101.38% $168.46 HAMILTON $2,724,599.00 10,758 101.57% $253.26 HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD, PARTS ONE AND TWO $1,177,060.00 12,976 100.00% $90.71 JAGGED LITTLE PILL $1,089,725.30 9,032 100.36% $120.65 MEAN GIRLS $971,684.50 9,349 95.40% $103.93 MOULIN ROUGE! $1,780,175.50 10,419 100.03% $170.86 MY NAME IS LUCY BARTON $408,244.80 4,462 98.67% $91.49 OKLAHOMA! $672,071.30 5,389 103.48% $124.71 SLAVE PLAY $775,716.20 6,332 99.81% $122.51 THE BOOK OF MORMON $1,151,435.25 8,358 99.79% $137.76 THE INHERITANCE $482,254.04 5,386 64.24% $89.54 THE LION KING $1,687,677.00 12,804 94.37% $131.81 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA $881,005.32 9,872 76.88% $89.24 TINA – THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL $1,643,762.00 11,752 99.39% $139.87 TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD $1,637,162.00 11,596 101.01% $141.18 WEST SIDE STORY $1,430,906.00 12,180 100.00% $117.48 WICKED $1,472,994.00 13,605 94.11% $108.27 TOTALS $30,443,387.93 248,005 95.10% $120.83 +/- THIS WEEK LAST SEASON -$1,255,801.84       PERCENTAGE +/- THIS WEEK LAST SEASON -3.962% Today’s blog was guest-written by Ryan Conway, President of Architect Theatrical. Find out more here! Related

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