The Last Ship, With Music And Lyrics By Sting, Opened On Broadway To Mixed Reviews. It Is Struggling Financially And May Not Last Much Longer.

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.

Side Show Began Previews At The St. James Theatre Starring Erin Davie And Emily Padgett As Daisy And Violet Hilton, The Performers From The 1930s.

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.

The Elephant Man Began Broadway Previews On November 7, 2014 Starring Bradley Cooper As A Disabled Man, Based Off A Real Life Figure.

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.

The Shubert Organization Has Decided To Officially Close Broadwayoffers.Com By Thanksgiving 2015, To Be Replaced With Telechargeoffers.Com.

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

The Country House, Starring Blythe Danner Played Its Final Performance On Broadway On November 23, 2014. It Lasted A Full Run Despite Poor Reviews.

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.

Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing, Starring Cynthia Nixon, Opened At The American Airlines Theatre To Mixed Reviews. In Response, The Box Office Is Mediocre.

Disney Announced Ticket Exchange Policy To Allow Ticketbuyers For Aladdin And The Lion King To Exchange Tickets For A $12 Fee Up To 2 Hours Before Curtain.

Side Show Opened At The St James Theatre To Mixed Reviews. The Revival Was Directed By Bill Condon And Starred Erin Davie And Emily Padgett.

Honeymoon In Vegas, Starring Tony Danza, Began Previews At The Nederlander Theatre, But It Is Off To A Slow Start At The Box Office Despite Heavy Discounts.

A Delicate Balance Opened On Broadway On November 20, 2014 Starring Glenn Close And John Lithgow. The Production Received Great Reviews.

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.

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.

Sting Takes Over For Jimmy Nail In The Role Of Jackie White In The Last Ship On Broadway In An Effort To Pick Up Ticket Sales After Weeks Of Dreadful Sales.

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.

Love Letters, With Rotating Stars, Closes On Broadway, Concluding Its Limited Run Earlier Than Expected Due To Poor Ticket Sales, Without Recouping.

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 December 28, 2014