Broadway Grosses: 110 and Spring Look Sunny; Mary Pops

Broadway box offices took a dip the week following the Memorial Day holiday. Only six shows filled their theaters to over 90% of capacity, while 12 others didn't manage to top 70%. The Roundabout Theatre Company's production of 110 in the Shade enjoyed a successful week, grossing close to $345,000 and filling Studio 54 to more than 88%. Other bright spots among new shows: Spring Awakening played to more than 88% at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre, and Mary Poppins earned more than $1 million and played to just over 91% capacity at the New Amsterdam. Speaking of Disney, audiences are still flocking to Beauty and the Beast, which closes in less than two months, filling the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre to a top-five position at more than 93% and grossing just shy of $785,000.

Here is a look at who was on top and who was not for the week ending June 3:

FRONTRUNNERS By Gross
1. Wicked $1,388,636
2. The Lion King $1,172,793
3. Jersey Boys $1,162,590
4. Mary Poppins $1,044,584
5. The Color Purple $882,883

UNDERDOGS By Gross
5. Talk Radio $193,260
4. Radio Golf $172,862
3. Journey's End $159,817
2. Xanadu $139,059*
1. Old Acquaintance $139,059**

FRONTRUNNERS By Capacity
1. Jersey Boys 100.79%
2. Wicked 100.00%
3. The Lion King 98.28%
4. Mamma Mia! 96.98%
5. Beauty and the Beast 93.12%

UNDERDOGS By Capacity
5. Radio Golf 50.90%
4. Rent 48.26%
3. Talk Radio 45.67%
2. Journey's End 44.44%
1. Company 43.36%

*Number based on 7 preview performances
**Number based on 4 preview performances
Data provided by the League of American Theatres and Producers.