Though numbers are down, the show is still selling well, and fans seem quite chuffed.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:48AMBen Platt's performance was seen by some as signal to Steven Spielberg for his upcoming 'West Side Story' remake.
SOURCE: Forbes at 04:38PMVeteran producer Scott Rudin is the man behind both stage endeavors, along with Best Picture nominee 'Lady Bird'.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:51AMThe pop star's performance is a lone bright spot as the industry settles into a cold spell.
SOURCE: Forbes at 04:54PMVeteran producers are finally cracking one of New York's toughest nuts.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:27AMBette Midler played her final performance in 'Hello, Dolly!' too, which didn't hurt.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:42PMBroadway's toughest month started with a bout of the flu, but sales overall stayed robust, pointing to a very green spring.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:36PMThough they flocked in droves, buyers were only willing to go so far past a certain pricepoint.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:14PM'Hamilton' continues to break new ground as it closes in on a record $4 million week.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:45PMWith over $8 billion at the global box office, 'The Lion King' musical has raked in more than every 'Star Wars' movie combined.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:13PMAfter a banner year for industry investors, New York's quality theater output came from all corners of the biz: on Broadway and off, commercial and nonprofit.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:13PMTwo artists, both alike in dignity, on fair Broadway did make their scene.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:26PMAfter 40 profitable years running Hanky Panky, Lida Orzeck is taking Manhattan with the play '20th Century Blues.'
SOURCE: Forbes at 02:10PMAs RuPaul continues to make drag safe for straight audiences, the Kinsey Sicks are pushing back, bridging the gap between the AIDS crisis and the current administration.
SOURCE: Forbes at 02:59PMAs Broadway sank into its usual post-turkey torpor, its queen reigned untouched.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:04PMAGENT is a matchmaking app that implements a unique suite of safeguards, aiming to keep models from being harassed on the job.
SOURCE: Forbes at 04:17PMSeveral house records helped the industry clear its own high bar as fans stormed the barricades in a tryptophan daze.
SOURCE: Forbes at 09:24PMBig properties are collapsing under their own weight as smaller pieces take the limelight.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:19PMUma Thurman made a splashy debut, and Bette Midler returned from vacation with a vengeance.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:16PMWhat does a Tony winner do after playing the role of a lifetime?
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:22PMTwo non-Broadway names - one pop star and one comedian - blew up the Rialto's box office this week.
SOURCE: Forbes at 04:47PMHalloween couldn't scare The Boss away from a career milestone.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:38PMWhat does it take to make a hit in New York's toughest biz?
SOURCE: Forbes at 02:20PMAfter weeks of running the game, Ms. Midler is finally facing some competition.
SOURCE: Forbes at 01:20AMWriter Kyle Jarrow has two wildly different properties in the oven.
SOURCE: Forbes at 02:58PMOver a lucrative holiday weekend, The Boss made one of the biggest splashes in Broadway history.
SOURCE: Forbes at 04:32PMThe feel-good hit proves you don't need a Tony Award to win big.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:56PMBroadway ends a remarkable hot streak, but there's trouble ahead for show's not named 'Frozen' or 'Harry Potter'.
SOURCE: Forbes at 01:40AM'Groundhog Day' and 'Bandstand' played their bittersweet final performances, as well.
SOURCE: Forbes at 01:31AMWith Bette Midler on vacation, The Great White Way is significantly less lucrative.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:59PMLabor Day boosted grosses across the board, but the coming season will be tough for shows that don't have 'Frozen' or 'Harry Potter' in their titles.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:31PM
