Overall, for the week ending June 4, the 34 productions running grossed $31,144,237, a 6% decrease from the previous week. The new play, Tony-nominated for five awards including Best Direction of a Play, grossed $433,904, down 13%, and played to 67% capacity, down 18%.

“Life of Pi” had its lowest-grossing and least-attended eight-performance week. Both numbers are the lowest since the production’s first eight-performance week in March. The musical grossed $747,958, down 8% from last week, and played to 80% capacity, down 7%. The Tony-nominated revival of “Camelot” was also among the shows that faltered. Until now, the show had not grossed below $900,000 since the week ending April 2 when it remained in previews. The Tony-nominated musical earned $859,285, down 9% from the previous week, and played to 74% capacity, down 10%. On the musicals front, “New York, New York” had the lowest-grossing eight-performance week of its run. Multiple Tony Award-nominated productions suffered at the box office last week.

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