What was the biggest Broadway hit of 1964?

What was the biggest Broadway hit of 1964?

Broadway Season Summary 1964-1965

	Show	Show Type
1.	Folies Bergere	Revue
2.	The Three Sisters	Revival/Non-Musical
3.	Wiener Blut (Vienna Life)	Operetta
4.	The Committee	Revue

What plays were on Broadway in 1964?

View All the Shows that Opened on Broadway in 1964

• A Girl Could Get Lucky – 9/20/64.
• A Murderer Among Us – 3/25/64.
• A Severed Head – 10/28/64.
• Abraham Cochrane – 2/17/64.
• Absence of a Cello – 9/21/64.
• After The Fall – 1/23/64.
• Alfie! – 12/17/64.
• Any Wednesday – 2/18/64.

What is the biggest hit on Broadway?

The Lion King
Broadway revenue (since 1982)

Rank	Musical	Gross revenue (US$)
1	The Lion King	$1,657,407,012
2	Wicked	$1,345,482,298
3	The Phantom of the Opera	$1,241,017,579

What was the most successful Broadway musical in 1965?

Fiddler on the Roof
1965: “Fiddler on the Roof” “Fiddler on the Roof” won nine categories at the 19th Annual Tony Awards in 1965. It ran for an unprecedented 3,242 shows in its original run, receiving a special Tony in 1972 for being the longest-running Broadway musical.

What Broadway musicals were in 1965?

Act 1: 1965 – Do I Hear a Waltz?, Flora, the Red Menace, The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever, Man of La Mancha, and more!

What was on Broadway 1965?

View All the Shows that Opened on Broadway in 1965

• A Race of Hairy Men! – 4/29/65.
• A Very Rich Woman – 9/30/65.
• All in Good Time – 2/18/65.
• And Things That Go Bump in the Night – 4/26/65.
• Antiope –
• Anya – 11/29/65.
• Baker Street – 2/16/65.
• Boeing-Boeing – 2/1/65.

How much did Lin Manuel Miranda make from Hamilton?

By far, Miranda’s largest paycheck has come from “Hamilton: An American Musical.” As one of the original cast members, not to mention the writer, composer and lyricist for the show, Miranda earned $6.4 million annually while starring as Alexander Hamilton on Broadway.

How much did Hamilton make on Broadway?

“Hamilton” is the biggest Broadway hit in years, and until the coronavirus pandemic shuttered all of its productions, it was making a lot of money: It has played to full houses since it opened in 2015, and on Broadway it has been seen by 2.6 million people and grossed $650 million.

What is the longest running Broadway show in history?

The Phantom of the Opera
The Phantom of the Opera The longest-running show in Broadway history officially opened on January 26, 1988 and is still playing at the Majestic The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical won 7 1988 Tony Awards® including Best Musical.

What musical has the longest run time?

List

#	Title	Performances
1.	The Phantom of the Opera	13,387
2.	Chicago (1996 revival)	9,744
3.	The Lion King	9,363
4.	Cats	7,485

What was on Broadway 1966?

View All the Shows that Opened on Broadway in 1966

• 3 Bags Full – 3/6/66.
• A Delicate Balance – 9/22/66.
• A Hand is on the Gate – 9/21/66.
• A Joyful Noise – 12/15/66.
• A Time for Singing – 5/21/66.
• Agatha Sue, I Love You – 12/14/66.
• Annie Get Your Gun – 5/31/66.
• Annie Get Your Gun – 9/21/66.