Broadway Adjusted Operating Schedule For The Holiday Week, Including Evening Shows On Christmas Day.

In The Week Ending December 7, 2014, This Is Our Youth Struggles, And Love Letters Shows A Slight Upturn With The Final Week For Candice Bergen And Alan Alda.

In The Week Ending December 14, 2014, The Last Ship Saw Increased Sales Due To Sting’s Entering The Cast. The Illusionists Join The Millionaires Club.

In The Week Ending December 21, 2014, Constellations Began Previews To Modest Success. Tourist Favorites Were Top Picks In This Pre-Christmas Week.

Broadway ticket sales numbers for the week ending January 4, 2015

In The Week Ending January 11, 2015, All Shows Had A Decrease In Sales From The Week Before. Only Four Reached More Than 100% Of Their Gross Potential.

In The Week Ending January 18, 2015, Motown Was One Of The Highest-Grossing Shows On Broadway During Final Week. Mama Mia And Les Misérables Decrease.

The Week Ending January 25, 2015 Was A Slow Week On Broadway. Only Three Shows Went Up From Last Week’s Weekly Gross, And The Rest Took A Dip.

The Heart Of Robin Hood Is Indefinitely Postponed From Its Intended Broadway Arrival This March After Seeing Success In Toronto And Extended Production.

Broadway Show Ticket Sales Analysis W/E 02/08/2015 Where Fish In The Dark Begins Its Run With Brilliant Box Office Results. If/Then Struggles After Hiatus.

In The Week Ending February 15, 2015, Broadway Showed Excellent Box Office The Audience And On The Twentieth Century Began Previews.

The Elephant Man, Starring Bradley Cooper Wraps Up Its Run At The Booth Theatre On Saturday, January 21, 2015, One Day Early Due To Scheduling Conflict.

John Cameron Mitchell Sustained A Knee Injury On February 7, 2015. Michael C. Hall, Who Previously Held The Role, Replaced Him For One Week.

In The Week Ending February 22, 2015, About Half The Shows Saw An Increase In Sales, While Others Declined. Two New Shows Show Great Promise At The Box Office.

In The Week Ending March 1, 2015, Broadway Had A Fairly Slow Week. The Heidi Chronicles Began Previews With Disappointing Ticket Sales.

In The Week Ending March 8, 2015, Most Shows Stayed The Same From The Week Before. Fish In The Dark And The Audience, Showed A Slight Decline In Sales.

In The Week Ending March 15, 2015, Five New Shows Began Previews: The King And I, An American In Paris, Skylight, Finding Neverland, And Hand To God.

Something Rotten! Began Previews At The St James Theatre. It Is An Unknown Title But Sales Are Picking Up, And Holds Promise For Box Office Success.

In The Week Ending March 22, 2015, Three New Shows Began Performances: It Shoulda Been You, Gigi, And Wolf Hall: Parts 1 And 2, With Low Box Office Numbers.

Four New Shows Began Previews In The Week Ending March 29, 2015: Fun Home, Dr. Zhivago, The Visit, And Something Rotten!, Hoping To Generate Buzz.

In The Week Ending April 5, 2015, Two New Shows Began Performances – Living On Love And Airline Highway, With Mediocre Box Office Performance.

In The Week Ending April 12, 2015, The Audience And Fish In The Dark Performed Well. While Airline Highway, Living On Love, And The Visit Performed Poorly.

In The Week Ending April 19, 2015, An American In Paris Made It Into The Millionaire’s Club. Wolf Hall And Something Rotten Remain Steady.

In The Week Ending April 26, 2015, Four Shows Performed Poorly, Including The Heidi Chronicles Which Has Scheduled Its Closing Night Of May 3, 2015.