Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Broadway's ‘Smash’ to Close After Tony Awards Shut-Out
Imagine a play on Broadway called 'Smash'.
It's about making a musical about Marilyn Monroe.
The play was nominated for some awards, but didn't win any.
Sadly, after the awards, the play is closing.
It will have its last show on June 22.
The producers decided to close the show.
The show had mixed reviews and wasn't very popular during its last week.
That means people weren't buying many tickets.
The musical 'Smash' will close on Broadway after not winning any Tony Awards.
The final performance is scheduled for June 22 at the Imperial Theatre.
The show was nominated for two Tony Awards.
In the week leading up to the Tony Awards, the show's seating was at 66% capacity.
Producers Robert Greenblatt, Neil Meron, and Steven Spielberg made the announcement.
- Who
- The Broadway musical ‘Smash’.
- What
- The Broadway musical 'Smash' is closing after a Tony Award shut-out.
- When
- The final performance is scheduled for Sunday, June 22.
- Where
- The Imperial Theatre on Broadway.
- Why
- The musical closed after not receiving any Tony Awards.
- Show Title
- Smash
- Final Performance Date
- June 22
- Total Performances
- 84 regular performances
- Previews
- 32
- Tony Nominations
- 2
- Seat Fill Percentage
- 66%
- Gross Revenue
- $656,161