Broadway Box Office: ‘Just In Time’ Hits $2 Million For Jonathan Groff’s Final Week

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Just In Time pulled in more than $2 million last week, its highest tally yet, as Jonathan Groff played his final performance in the musical on March 29. 

The show, which chronicles the life of singer Bobby Darrin, has been trending up for the past several weeks, as fans flocked to the show ahead of Groff’s departure, but reached last week’s high as the average ticket price also jumped up to $362.22. Fans were also spotted camped out in front of the Circle in the Square theater in the nights leading up to the show, for a chance at rush tickets the next day. Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively were reported attendees at the last show.

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