Broadway Grosses* w/e 1/9/11
The following are the Broadway Grosses from the week ending January 9, 2011:
| Show Name | GrossGross | TotalAttn | %Cap | AvgPdAdm |
| A FREE MAN OF COLOR | $286,415 | 5,485 | 65.74% | $52.22 |
| A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC | $737,852 | 7,365 | 98.89% | $100.18 |
| AMERICAN IDIOT | $952,123 | 10,971 | 80.24% | $86.79 |
| BILLY ELLIOT: THE MUSICAL | $931,502 | 11,002 | 96.78% | $84.67 |
| CHICAGO | $548,562 | 6,704 | 77.59% | $81.83 |
| COLIN QUINN: LONG STORY SHORT | $217,312 | 3,563 | 75.87% | $60.99 |
| DRIVING MISS DAISY | $522,006 | 5,099 | 79.28% | $102.37 |
| IN THE HEIGHTS | $1,083,254 | 10,836 | 100.78% | $99.97 |
| JERSEY BOYS | $1,068,423 | 9,614 | 97.86% | $111.13 |
| LA BETE | $335,673 | 5,445 | 67.59% | $61.65 |
| LA CAGE AUX FOLLES | $529,448 | 6,416 | 75.88% | $82.52 |
| LOMBARDI | $329,843 | 4,822 | 76.30% | $68.40 |
| MAMMA MIA! | $802,972 | 9,502 | 79.29% | $84.51 |
| MARY POPPINS | $910,430 | 12,098 | 84.15% | $75.25 |
| MEMPHIS | $827,364 | 10,110 | 85.97% | $81.84 |
| MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET | $423,658 | 6,362 | 65.51% | $66.59 |
| NEXT TO NORMAL | $452,936 | 6,255 | 101.28% | $72.41 |
| RAIN: A TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES ON BROADWAY | $960,485 | 11,063 | 95.50% | $86.82 |
| ROCK OF AGES | $628,628 | 7,745 | 97.10% | $81.17 |
| SPIDER-MAN TURN OFF THE DARK | $1,588,514 | 15,443 | 100.02% | $102.86 |
| THE ADDAMS FAMILY | $938,010 | 10,494 | 86.36% | $89.39 |
| THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST | $269,557 | 5,291 | 89.38% | $50.95 |
| THE LION KING | $1,550,640 | 12,793 | 95.36% | $121.21 |
| THE MERCHANT OF VENICE | $1,114,050 | 8,265 | 102.49% | $134.79 |
| THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA | $808,761 | 10,190 | 78.87% | $79.37 |
| TIME STANDS STILL | $344,036 | 4,909 | 64.99% | $70.08 |
| WICKED | $1,588,456 | 14,472 | 100.00% | $109.76 |
| TOTAL | $20,750,906 | 232,314 | 85.89% | $85.17 |
*Broadway Grosses provided courtesy of The Broadway League.
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