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BROADWAY WEEKLY GROSSES

Tue Mar 10, 2009 9:25pm EDT
 

 Rank    Show - Theater (Gross)
 1       Wicked - Gershwin ($1,231,466 over 8 shows)
 2       West Side Story - Palace ($1,066,334 over  shows)
 3       Billy Elliot: The Musical - Imperial ($952,298 over 8 shows)
 4       Jersey Boys - August Wilson ($940,795 over 8 shows)
 5       You're Welcome America: A Final... - Cort ($868,899 over 8 shows)
 6       South Pacific - Vivian Beaumont ($823,607 over 8 shows)
 7       The Lion King - Minskoff ($813,466 over 8 shows)
 8       Mamma Mia - C/WGarden ($716,774 over 8 shows)
 9       In The Heights - Richard Rodgers ($708,061 over 9 shows)
 10      The Little Mermaid - Lunt-Fontanne ($592,451 over 8 shows)



 Source: The League of American Theatres and Producers Inc.  For information call THE BROADWAY LINE at (212)
302-4111 or (888) 411-BWAY






	

     
    
      
    

    














	
























	


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