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BROADWAY WEEKLY GROSSES

Wed Dec 26, 2007 9:16pm EST
 
 Rank    Show - Theater (Gross)
 1       Wicked - Gershwin ($1,707,129 over 8 shows)
 2       How The Grinch Stole.. - St. James ($1,645,221 over 15 shows)
 3       The Lion King - Minskoff ($1,361,604 over 8 shows)
 4       Jersey Boys - August Wilson ($1,263,193 over 8 shows)
 5       The Little Mermaid - Lunt-Fontanne ($1,183,665 over 8 shows)
 6       Mary Poppins - New Amsterdam ($1,141,646  over 8 shows)
 7       Cyrano De Bergerac - Richard Rodgers ($944,747 over 8 shows)
 8       Mamma Mia - C/WGarden ($844,834 over 8 shows)
 9       Spamalot - Shubert ($774,732 over 8 shows)
 10      Phantom Of The Opera - Majestic (747,878 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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