
The Lost Boys
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Search complete. 16 mentions across 7 episodes found for "The Lost Boys".
Oct 20, 2026
Thriving Theatre OR Bad Broadway?
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12:43Lindsay EricksonHOST
Seven is Wicked at $1.4 million and 97% capacity.
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12:48Lindsay EricksonHOST
The Lost Boys is 8, 1.3 million with 94% capacity.
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12:52Lindsay EricksonHOST
Aladdin is 9, 1.2 million.
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12:55Lindsay EricksonHOST
And The Great Gatsby has bumped up to the top 10, 1.1 million, nearly 1.2 million, and a 94% capacity.
Claire Kwon & Steven Huynh Talk “Maybe Happy Ending” as the Tony-Winning Musical Heads to Detroit!
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2:49Steven HuynhGUEST
Uh, so the show came to me, um, back in May of 2024.
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2:55Steven HuynhGUEST
Um, I had found out that Michael is directing this new show on Broadway starring Darren Criss and Helen J. Shen, and I was like, "Oh, this sounds really cool." And, um, I worked with Michael before on the Lost Boys workshop earlier that year.
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3:10Steven HuynhGUEST
And so my agent, uh, s- sent me an audition for this, uh, musical that, like, I didn't really hear about and I didn't know too much about.
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3:20Steven HuynhGUEST
And I remember reading the script and listening to the demos in my room, and my, my girlfriend was in the room working.
9 MINS LATER
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12:43Robert BannonHOST
Steven, you brought up Michael Arden.
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12:44Robert BannonHOST
Of course, he's like a superstar.
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12:46Robert BannonHOST
Lost Boys is superstar show running right now.
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12:49Robert BannonHOST
And this cast, the original cast.
Easton Wicks
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34:08Easton WicksGUEST
Um, But yeah, we had a Chicago number, an opening number just like Discovery, how it was a medley of different shows on Broadway.
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34:18Easton WicksGUEST
And then our closing number, it ended with a song from The Lost Boys, the closing number of The Lost Boys.
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34:26Easton WicksGUEST
And yeah, I mean, it was just super special.
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34:31Easton WicksGUEST
Every moment was super special to me.
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35:02Easton WicksGUEST
But everyone, I mean, anyone can dance like that.
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35:06Easton WicksGUEST
But...
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35:08Easton WicksGUEST
I saw MJ, and I saw The Lost Boys.
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35:11Easton WicksGUEST
And that was crazy.
LIGHT TALK Episode 497 - "You Need an Ensign, Captain!"
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1:30David JacquesHOST
[laughs]
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1:30EllenHOST
Yes, but in the meantime, before we get there, next week we're going to do a Lumen Ladies show, uh, with three great designers: Jen Schriever, who got a Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award for the outstanding lighting design of The Lost Boys-
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1:49David JacquesHOST
Mm-hmm
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1:49EllenHOST
... currently on Broadway.
The Dollys in Dolly
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44:15GavinHOST
Um, other shows that did really well in the gross, uh, "The Great Gatsby" saw a nice bump.
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44:20GavinHOST
"The Lost Boys" saw an okay bump.
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44:21GavinHOST
"Two Strangers" and "Wicked" saw a very, very nice bump.
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44:25GavinHOST
"Two Strangers," however, is still the emptiest house on Broadway at 64.7% of their tickets sold.
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47:59GavinHOST
This is a limited run play, so you really, really do love to see that.
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48:03GavinHOST
Um, their revenue per annual s- per available seat is at $96, which is amazing.
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48:08GavinHOST
That's way better than "The Lost Boys" who has fell to a tier four musical that is at 66 out of 100 efficiency and just an $83 revenue per available seat.
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48:17GavinHOST
Their five-week trend is positive.
On the brink of a new Broadway Obsession: Midnight, Damn Yankees, Dolly & more!
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13:21Lindsay EricksonHOST
Certainly more than Meg Stalter, but we're not here to compare, right? Oh, Mary grossed $1.4 million with a 99% capacity.
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13:30Lindsay EricksonHOST
Our number six is The Lost Boys.
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13:33Lindsay EricksonHOST
That's a bump for Lost Boys, $1 million for them.
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13:36Lindsay EricksonHOST
That's a big jump between five and six.
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13:38Lindsay EricksonHOST
Like I said, Oh, Mary grossed 1.4 million, whereas The Lost Boys grossed one million.
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13:43Lindsay EricksonHOST
So there's $400,000 in between the two.
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13:46Lindsay EricksonHOST
But yes, Lost Boys had an 88% capacity.
Those Damn Yankees
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37:43LiamHOST
You'll take it.
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37:45GavinHOST
The show that raised the most was, unsurprisingly, The Lost Boys at over $100,000 by themselves.
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37:53GavinHOST
Just The Lost Boys raised $100,000.
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37:56GavinHOST
The show that raised the second most was Hadestown at $60,000.
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38:00GavinHOST
So not even close.
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38:11speaker_3UNKNOWN
right now.
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38:11GavinHOST
I was going to say, the
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38:12LiamHOST
Venn diagram between people who like the Lost Boys and people who go to Broadway flea is a circle.