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NEW YORK (AP) — Three of the four Tony Award-nominated new musicals are enjoying a flush time on Broadway. One is hitting a sour note.
"An American in Paris," earned more dollars and ticket-buyers last week than the previous week, according to The Broadway League. It ended the week Sunday with a haul of $1,298,817 and a theater 98 percent full.
"Fun Home" also saw both more traffic and dollars, capturing $571,496 or about three-quarters of its potential. And "Something Rotten!" made $100,000 more than the previous period to have its best week yet at $903,211.
But the numbers for "The Visit" haven't taken off. Last week, it made only 27 percent of its $762,616 potential at the Lyceum Theatre. The theater is only half full and it actually posted 384 fewer ticket-buyers.
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