Back to the Future-the Musical: First four previews bring in more than $1Million.

Jacob and I are grinning from ear to ear today. It feels like Back to the Future-the Musical (BTTF) has all the makings of a bonafide hit. (The show felt solid when introduced to us a year ago, and the first four previews at the Winter Garden are certainly bearing that out.)

Sold-out seating charts are what producers like to see. Playbill‘s Logan Culwell-Block notes, “Investors will be looking for that box office performance to continue. If it does, we could be looking at a new top-five-grossing Broadway show before reviews even drop.”

No room at the inn. Winter Garden Theatre, BTTF‘s 1st preview June 30.

BACK TO THE FUTURE-The Musicalthe official website.
AND on Good Morning America, GMA.

By Stephen Brockelman

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