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It turns out that everything the goddess Goop Gwyneth Paltrow touches does not turn into gold.
The Go-Go musical that she produced, "Head Over Heels," will be closed Jan. 6 after experiencing box office difficulties, producers revealed Monday. The shutdown comes at the same time that Broadway ticket sales are booming.
The program that marked Broadway's Paltrow produced for the first time a music that was strangely paired by the band of the 1980s with a story inspired by a sixteenth-century English prose poem. He will have played only 188 regular performances at the closing.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, the show has published a weekly gross of over $ 300,000 only twice during its unfortunate tour. Broadway box office statistics indicate that the series, which had a free run, was playing at 46% capacity on Thanksgiving week, while others were making record sales.
Broadway ticket sales and attendance were up from the same week last year. New wins include "Network" with Bryan Cranston and "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Aaron Sorkin with Jeff Daniels. These shows, both in the previews, yielded sales. "The Cher Show" also attracted Thanksgiving crowds. That brought in more than a million dollars a week ending November 25 – although the diva herself became so emotional during a performance, we reported that she had fled from its place!
Among the producers of "Head Over Heels" were billionaire Louise Gund and ex-boyfriend Paltrow, star of the 1980s, Donovan Leitch.
Representatives of the series said lead producer Christine Russell, "Head Over Heels" would explore a tour of the United States as well as regional productions and professional licenses.
"We are extremely proud of what" Head Over Heels "has come to represent, not only on Broadway, but for future generations of theatergoers," said Russell.
Paltrow, on the other hand, will land on her feet, of course. After Page Six announced that she had a Goop television project in the works, the series would land at Netflix.
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