Oh mom! Hit 1.78 million dollars last week while the revival continues to shoot Broadway 10 years after its original race.
The musical brought the count during its first week after the opening which included three press shows with compound tickets. The show opened its doors on August 14 and continues to play 100%. It was the most lowered week to date for the show on Broadway, including its previous series from 2001 to 2015.
Aim Again, reached its highest gross, at $ 856,241 last week and reached a 100%capacity, while the game ends its racing on Broadway. The family drama, which won the Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award for the best game, should end its Broadway race on August 31, after opening on March 17. The average ticket price increased to $ 184, compared to $ 165 the previous week.
The show of a woman by Jean Smart Call me Izzy finished his race at studio 54 on August 24. The show, which opened its doors on June 12, had a bumpy race on Broadway while Smart suffered a knee injury and had to be out of the show for a few weeks. He finished his race with a gross of $ 403,002 and increased his capacity to 82%.
Jeff Ross: Take a banana for a trick Open at the Nederlander theater on August 18 to positive criticisms in mixed. The comedy show played eight performances last week and brought in $ 115,845, the Broadway lowest in the week last week, with an average price of $ 27.85 and played at 44%.
Hamilton was the most profitable show last week, with $ 2.1 million, followed by Wicked With $ 2 million, The Lion King With $ 1.82 million, Oh mom! with $ 1.78 million and Maybe a happy ending With $ 1.4 million.
