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353 stories from Broadway Journal

DEFENDING AGAINST BROADWAY LEAGUE LAWSUIT COULD COST CASTING DIRECTORS MILLIONS by Philip Boroff

Casting directors could finance their own big-budget play or musical for what they may spend defending themselves against the Broadway League’s antitrust lawsuit. Merely complying w…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 9:52pm on January 31, 2018

HELLO, SARA! 'WAITRESS' WITH BAREILLES SERVES $600 SEATS by Philip Boroff

Call it the Hamilton effect or just supply and demand. Producers of Waitress have raised the top ticket to $600 with pop stars Sara Bareilles and Jason Mraz in the leading roles. That’…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 9:38pm on January 22, 2018

SPRINGSTEEN FORGOES HOLIDAY BONUS AS BROADWAY'S BEST-SELLING WEEK CAPS RECORD YEAR by Philip Boroff

Thanks to ever-rising prices, 2017 ended on a frosty high note. It was Broadway’s best-selling year, at $1.64 billion; its top-grossing week — $50.4 million; and the best week fo…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:51pm on January 2, 2018

BROADWAY HAS RECORD 2017; AVERAGE TICKET SOARS TO $118 by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: The year isn’t over, but it’s already demolishing records. As of Dec. 24, Broadway grosses for 2017 totaled $1.59 billion, vs. $1.37 billion for all of 2016, which had…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 7:15pm on December 27, 2017

HISTORIC 'HAMILTON' RAISES TOP TICKET TO RECORD $1,150 by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: Don’t be shocked if Hamilton reports extra-huge holiday numbers. Tickets this week are going for a record $1,150. With the increase, Hamilton is the first on Broadway to …

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:48am on December 24, 2017

'HAMILTON,' 'EVAN HANSEN' POST RECORDS IN BROADWAY'S BESTSELLING THANKSGIVING; SPRINGSTEEN EXTENDS by Philip Boroff

Broadway can be thankful for big-spending tourists, as grosses soared 11 percent from a year earlier in its bestselling Thanksgiving week ever. Among the musicals posting weekly records were…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:49pm on November 27, 2017

SCHUMER & THURMAN LEAD BROADWAY PLAY RESURGENCE by Philip Boroff

The girl with the lower back tattoo can put butts in seats. In its first full week of previews, Steve Martin’s Meteor Shower, starring Amy Schumer, grossed a cool $1 million, according…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 4:35pm on November 13, 2017

PUBLIC'S 'HAMILTON' RICHES COULD TOP $10 MILLION A YEAR by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: The Public Theater could earn upwards of $10 million a year for helping to develop Hamilton: An American Musical. But don’t expect it to do anything flashy with the…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 2:16pm on November 3, 2017

'BAND'S VISIT' IS BIG SELLER IN WEEK ONE by Philip Boroff

The $8 million-plus to bring The Band’s Visit to Broadway looks like money well spent, based on its first full week of previews. The David Yazbek and Itamar Moses musical set in a s…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:43pm on October 16, 2017

TICKETS AVERAGE $497 FOR SPRINGSTEEN'S TRIP DOWN THUNDER ROAD by Philip Boroff

Only Bruce Springsteen can overshadow Hamilton and Hello, Dolly! After just five performances, Springsteen’s mostly solo show at the Walter Kerr Theatre grossed $2.3 million, with an a…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 6:40pm on October 10, 2017

BMI WORKSHOP ACCEPTS APPLICATIONS FOR NEW CLASS by Philip Boroff

PRESS RELEASE: THE BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop, whose alumni include Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez (Frozen) and Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey (Next to Normal), is…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 3:42pm on July 12, 2017

'EVAN HANSEN' SOARS, MIDLER-FREE 'DOLLY' PLUNGES AMID JULY 4 BOX OFFICE MUDDLE by Philip Boroff

It was a tough seven days on Broadway — except for Dear Evan Hansen and a few perennial tourist draws. With July 4 falling on a Tuesday and many locals away, Hello, Dolly!, A …

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:10pm on July 10, 2017

'INDECENT' & 'SWEAT' SURGE ON CLOSING NOTICES by Philip Boroff

There’s nothing like a closing notice to get playgoers’ attention. Sustaining that isn’t easy. Indecent grosses soared 60 percent to $606,000 last week, according to data f…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:14pm on June 26, 2017

FROM 'OSLO' TO 'COME FROM AWAY,' TONYS PROVIDE BOUNCE by Philip Boroff

The Tony Awards delivered at the box office. Many winners at Radio City Music Hall on June 11 had their bestselling weeks to-date after being recognized for achievement and, in the case of m…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:46pm on June 19, 2017

PRODUCER SEEKS TO BRING 'JITNEY' BACK TO BROADWAY by Philip Boroff

Eric Falkenstein, who helped finance the nonprofit Manhattan Theatre Club revival of August Wilson’s Jitney, is trying to give it another life on Broadway in a commercial production. &…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:57pm on June 13, 2017

MINDICH'S HISTORY-MAKING WIN & OTHER TONY TAKEAWAYS by Philip Boroff

ANALYSIS: Kevin Spacey opened the 71st annual Tony Awards as Evan Hansen in a goofy polo shirt and cast around his left arm. It ended moments after an acceptance speech by Dear Evan…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 1:37am on June 12, 2017

PRODUCERS SET TO REVOLT AGAINST TONY STAGE SNUB by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: The 71st annual Tony Awards may be the site of a Broadway rebellion. On Sunday, the Tonys — a joint venture of the American Theatre Wing and Broadway League —Â�…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 11:21am on June 10, 2017

'EVAN HANSEN,' 'DOLLY!' & THEATER'S CHALLENGES IN AN ON-DEMAND WORLD: THE JESS CAGLE INTERVIEW by Philip Boroff

“Like Christmas Day and sex with supermodels, Broadway seasons are often far more exciting during the anticipation stage.” So began Jess Cagle’s December 1997 review of Bro…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 12:48pm on June 8, 2017

'REBECCA' PRODUCERS SEEK NEW TRIAL TO REASSESS DAMAGES AGAINST PRESS AGENT by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: The producers of Rebecca aren’t giving up on their four-and-a-half-year campaign to force their former press agent to pay for the musical’s collapse. Re…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 4:40pm on June 1, 2017

PLAY GROSSES GO WRONG: SALES TUMBLE FOR SECOND SEASON by Philip Boroff

Broadway producers and investors made the brave decision to present several new plays without stars this past season. Audiences haven’t followed. Grosses for straight plays (n…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 3:55pm on May 23, 2017

BROADWAY SEASONAL GROSSES HIT RECORD; AVG. TICKET $109 by Philip Boroff

Even if Broadway took this week off, 2016-17 would still surpass last season’s record grosses. After 51 weeks, Broadway has sold $1.415 billion of tickets, vs. $1.373 billion for…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:13pm on May 15, 2017

'REBECCA' PRODUCER SUIT FLOPS IN COURT; PRESS AGENT MUST PAY TOKEN $90,000 OF DAMAGES by Philip Boroff

In a court battle over money and reputations, the partnership that sought to bring Rebecca the Musical to Broadway won a token $90,000 damage award against its former press agent and failed …

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 5:49pm on May 10, 2017

QUESTIONS & MORE QUESTIONS: 'REBECCA' DELIBERATIONS BEGIN by Philip Boroff

Rebecca Broadway LP vs. Marc Thibodeau went to the jury this afternoon after two weeks of testimony. The five women and one man had a range of information requests out of the gate in order t…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 4:47pm on May 9, 2017

'REBECCA' PARTNERSHIP SEEKS $11 MILLION PLUS PUNITIVE DAMAGES IN PRESS AGENT 'BETRAYAL' by Philip Boroff

At 2:30 pm, Marc Thibodeau was a courageous truth teller. By 4 pm he was a destructive liar. Closing statements at the Rebecca civil trial this afternoon painted opposing pictures of i…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 6:23pm on May 8, 2017

DID 'REBECCA' PRODUCER IGNORE WARNINGS ABOUT GRIFTER? by Philip Boroff

EXCLUSIVE: The email was sent at 8:21 am Sunday, Sept. 23, 2012. Subject line: “Confidential.” “Have you ever Googled Mark Hotton Long Island?” wrote Marc Thibo…

SOURCE: Broadway Journal at 10:21pm on May 7, 2017
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