Broadway Show Ticket Analysis chart week ending in 5-7-17. The highest grossing Broadway shows thiwere Hamilton, Hello, Dolly!, The Lion King and Wicked.

This Past Week’s Box Office Demonstrated Positive Interest In New And Long-Running Shows On Broadway, With Leading Success Earned By “Hello, Dolly!” “Dear Evan Hans...

The Little Foxes Is Up And Running At The Samuel J. Friedman Theatre On Broadway, Having Received Rave Reviews With Award Nominations But Mediocre Box Office Grosse...

Hello, Dolly! Is A Smash Success In Terms Of The Broadway Box Office, And With The Exception Of The Wall Street Journal, All Major Critics Gave It A Rave Review.

Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Starring Christian Borle Earned Negative Reviews Upon Opening Night On Broadway, But The Show Is Still Surviving At The Box Office...

This is the Broadway Show Ticket Analysis chart for the week ending in 4/23/17. The top grossing Broadway Show was Hamilton.

Significant Other Closed Before Tony Award Nominations Due To Factors Like A Poor Title That Lead To Weak Broadway Box Office Response, Even Though The Reviews Were...

Sunday In The Park With George Concluded Its Limited Run On Broadway Due To Necessity, Even Though The Incredible Reviews From Critics And Sold-Out Box Office Would...

Natasha Pierre And The Great Comet Of 1812 Saw The Biggest Boost At The Broadway Box Office This Past Week, Due In Part To Earning The Most Tony Award Nominations.

On this week's Broadway Show Ticket Analysis chart, the highest grossing Broadway shows were Hamilton, The Lion King, Hello, Dolly!, Wicked and Aladdin.

Dear Evan Hansen, Natasha Pierre And The Great Comet Of 1812, And Hello, Dolly! Were The Broadway Box Office Standouts In The Lead Up To The Tony Awards But Who Wil...

Anastasia Opened At The Broadhurst Theatre On Broadway To Mixed Reviews, But Box Office Is Thriving, Even Though The Show Was Only Nominated For Two Tony Awards, Au...

Six Degrees Of Separation Has Opened At The Ethel Barrymore Theatre On Broadway To Excellent Reviews. And Stars Corey Hawkins, John Benjamin Hickey, And Allison Jan...

The week ending 5-28-17, the highest grossing Broadway shows were Hamilton, The Lion King, Hello, Dolly!, Wicked, Aladdin, Waitress and Dear Evan Hansen.

Kinky Boots on Broadway Saw A Surge In Ticket Sales Due To The Addition Of Pop Star Brendon Urie To The Cast, While Plays Such As Indecent And 1984 Are Struggling.

The Broadway Boom As Reported By The New York Media Is A Gross Misrepresentation Of The Impact On Broadway Ticket Brokers, Who Struggle As Show Producers Raise Tick...

Bandstand, Starring Laura Osnes And Corey Cott, Has Opened At The Jacobs Theatre To Mixed Reviews, And The Box Office Is Also At Mediocre Levels.

A Doll’s House, Part 2 Has Opened At The John Golden Theatre To Excellent Reviews. The Box Office Is On The Rise, And The Much Anticipated Broadway Show Received 8 ...

Broadway Show Ticket Analysis Chart w/e 06/04/17

Waitress Thrives At The Box Office With Sara Bareilles On The Stage, But Sunset Boulevard Has Difficulty Staying Afloat Even With Glenn Close.

Janeane Garofalo And Lili Taylor Star In Scott Mcpherson’s Play Marvin’s Room Directed By Anne Kauffman At The American Airlines Theatre.

Amelie The Musical, Starring Phillipa Soo Of Hamilton, Has Closed At A Loss After Earned No Tony Award Nominations And Mixed Reviews.

The Price Concluded Its Run With Mixed Box Office And Critical Response, But Danny Devito Earned Raves For His Tony Nominated Broadway Debut.

Paperless Ticketing Is Illegal In New York, But This Could Change As The Current Laws Are Being Reconsidered With An Impact On Consumers And Ticket Brokers.