In The Week Ending July 13, 2014, Wicked Was Second-Highest Grossing Show On Broadway, But Also Decreased By The Highest Amount From The Week Before.

This Was An Excellent Week For Broadway, With Almost Every Single Show Showing An Increase In Weekly Gross. Two Shows Closed This Past Week.

Hedwig And The Angry Inch Recoups On Broadway In Only 15 Weeks. With A Budget Of $5 Million, The Show Did Better Than Anyone Expected.

In Its Final Week, “Of Mice And Men” Performed Its Best Week Yet, Bringing In Over One Million Dollars. On The Other Hand, Two Musicals Set To Close.

Hedwig And The Angry Inch Continues To Perform Exceedingly Well, While Bullets Over Broadway And Violet Falter As They Approach Their Closing Dates.

In The Week Ending August 10, 2014, The Top Grossing Musicals As Predicted Were The Lion King And Wicked. The Lowest Grossing Show Was Rock Of Ages.

This Past Week, There Were No Straight Plays Running, With The Exception Of Lady Day At Emerson’s Bar & Grill Which Is A Play With Music.

This Is Our Youth Began Previews This Week, Earning Just Over Half Of Its Gross Potential Across Seven Performances. The Overall Industry Saw A Large Decrease.

The 2013 Disney Animated Film Frozen Has Confirmed That A Stage Musical Adaptation Is In Development. It Is Early In The Process But Marketing Has Started.

EGOT's And REGOT's. Who Has Received Them And Who Are On Their Way. A List Of Impending Broadway Stars That May Deserve The EGOT Award

New Shows You Can’t Take It With You And It’s Only A Play Began Performances This Past Week, With The Latter Doing Exceptionally Well At The Box Office.

This Was A Very Slow Week On Broadway, With Ticket Sales Decreasing Almost Across The Board. The Only Exception Was It’s Only A Play.

The Week Ending September 14, 2014 Was A Stark Improvement In Terms Of Ticket Sales From The Week Before, Which Was A Notable Poor Week.

The Top Earner In The Week Ending September 21, 2014 Was The Lion King, Which Also Now Reached The Honor Of Being The Top Grossing Show Worldwide.

In The Week Ending September 28, 2014, On The Town And Love Letters Are Both Struggling To Attract Audience Members To Their Theatres.

In The Week Ending October 5, 2014, The Real Thing And The Last Ship Began Performances, Both Performing Fine But Not Excellently In Their Pre-Critiqued Phases.

This Past Week Was A Strong One On Broadway, With An Overall $4,579,067 Increase In Ticket Sales From The Week Before. The Curious Incident Increased.

In The Week Ending October 19, 2014, It’s Only A Play Saw An Increase In Sales, Continuing Their Sell-Out Run. Overall The Industry Saw A Decrease In Sales.

In The Week Ending October 26, 2014, A Delicate Balance Had Great Success At The Box Office As It Started Previews With Big Names Bringing In Audiences.

This Was An Overall Slow Week For Broadway, With Most Shows Decreasing From Their Weekly Gross Of The Week Before. Two New Shows Began Previews.

In The Week Ending November 9, 2014, The Entire Industry Was The On The Up. The Elephant Man, Starring Bradley Cooper Began Performances.

In The Week Ending November 16, 2014, Many Shows Saw A Decrease In Sales From The Week Before. Surprisingly, Certain Straight Plays Beat The Odds.

The Week Ending November 23, 2014 Was An Overall Slow Week On Broadway, But The Following Week Improved. Honeymoon In Vegas Was Off To A Slow Start.

In The Week Ending November 30, 2014, Ticket Sales Were A High. This Is Primarily Due To Its Being Thanksgiving Weekend. The Illusionists Opened Big.