Labor 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 06:31PMOne of Broadway's most bankable names won't save the four shows closing this month - or the others soon to follow.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:04PM'The Great Comet' also saw a boost in sales after a racially-charged casting debacle torpedoed its future.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:14PMPanic! At The Disco's singer closed his Broadway debut on a high note as 'Hamilton' stayed on top.
SOURCE: Forbes at 04:26PMThe Oscar-nominated director lends his signature style to a spooky limited edition.
SOURCE: Forbes at 04:40PMA major casting dispute was neither a racial nor a financial issue - it was both.
SOURCE: Forbes at 03:07PMThe Great White Way roiled with controversy over the weekend.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:24PMThe show will give viewers a backstage pass to some of Broadway's biggest properties, including Sara Bareilles's hit 'Waitress'.
SOURCE: Forbes at 01:00PMJosh Groban's absence was still felt, though not as painfully as many expected.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:14PMThe Tony-winning musical has already broken multiple box office records and charted on the Billboard 200.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:12PM'Hello, Dolly! slid further as Bette Midler stayed on vacation for another week.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:28PMJosh Groban also played his final week in 'The Great Comet', setting the stage for another big drop.
SOURCE: Forbes at 01:19AMJosh Groban and Brendon Urie also cleaned up at the box office.
SOURCE: Forbes at 08:11PMThe boy who lived continues to thrive, two decades after he changed the entertainment world forever.
SOURCE: Forbes at 01:34PMThe annual summer slaughter is already underway in Manhattan's theater district.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:04PMThe Great White Way is in the middle of a pop star renaissance, with Sara Bareilles, Josh Groban, and Brendan Urie making their debuts together.
SOURCE: Forbes at 03:48PMThe Broadway musical charts the rise and fall of America's first female billionaires.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:00AMJonathan Goldsmith moves from Dos Equis to Astral.
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:13AMWhile 'Dear Evan Hansen' won big, other trends revealed themselves - not all so glam.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:59PMBroadway's biggest night is underway.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:58PMThe industry's biggest night approaches...
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:49AMLucas Hnath's new play is becoming a David to challenge the Goliath that is 'Oslo'.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:04PM'Oslo' and 'A Doll's House, Part 2' are getting ready to rumble...
SOURCE: Forbes at 12:44AM'Hamilton' and Disney's two shows accounted for a full 20% of the entire industry's revenue last week.
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:47PMAttendance for Broadway also eclipsed that of all ten New York and New Jersey sports teams combined.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:17PM'Groundhog Day' was happy too. Ditto Sara Bareilles.
SOURCE: Forbes at 11:00PMSir Andrew Lloyd Webber scores another hit for his billion dollar musical empire.
SOURCE: Forbes at 01:19PMThe "Tony bump" is a real thing - but how significant is it?
SOURCE: Forbes at 07:06PM'Dear Evan Hansen' and 'Hello, Dolly!' got a bunch of nods, but were eclipsed by Josh Groban.
SOURCE: Forbes at 05:02PMWith Tony Awards on the horizon, the biz box office gets anxious as the weather warms.
SOURCE: Forbes at 06:27PMBetting odds on a Broadway season bursting with great shows (and many not-so-great ones).
SOURCE: Forbes at 10:32AM
