– Judy Samelson

MUSICALS

Wicked (Gerswhin Theatre), $1,698,824

The Lion King (Minskoff Theatre), $1,561,390

Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark (Foxwoods Theatre), $1,502,153

The Book of Mormon (Eugene O’Neill Theatre), $1,346,815

Jersey Boys (August Wilson Theatre), $1,063,572

PLAYS

War Horse (Vivian Beaumont Theater), $985,848

The Mountaintop (Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre), $789,727

Relatively Speaking (Brooks Atkinson Theatre), $691,942

Other Desert Cities (Booth Theatre), $450,599

Chinglish (Longacre Theatre), $322,469

To view grosses for all Broadway productions during this time period, click here.

– Judy Samelson

Laura Osnes and Jeremy Jordan play the notorious outlaw couple.

In Seminar, according to the producers, “four aspiring young novelists sign up for private writing classes with Leonard, an international literary figure. Under his recklessly brilliant and unorthodox instruction, some thrive and others flounder, alliances are made and broken, sex is used as a weapon and hearts are unmoored. The wordplay is not the only thing that turns vicious as innocence collides with experience in this provocative new comedy.”

The cast also features Lily Rabe, Hamish Linklater, Jerry O’Connell and Hettienne Park.

Chenoweth, who received a Tony Award for her performance in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, returned to the ballroom and took the stage at the beginning of the night to perform “Lessons Learned.”

Following her performance, Bleu, who was also seen in the Disney hit “High School Musical,” took to the dance floor alongside the Macy’s Stars of Dance to perform a Broadway medley that included “42nd Street” from 42nd Street, “Cool” from West Side Story and “In the Heights” from In the Heights. The performance was choreographed by Kenny Ortega, who directed Bleu in “High School Musical” and is also known for his work on the cult-classic film “Newsies.”

Broadway stars were in and around the ballroom, including Tony-winning In the Heights creator and original star Lin-Manuel Miranda. Following the performance by Bleu and the Macy’s dancers, Miranda said via his Twitter account, “For the record, very humbled & grateful to see Heights side by side with 42nd Street and West Side Story.”

To check out the Broadway Week performances on “DWTS,” look below:

- Michael C. Gioia

In honor of the upcoming limited Broadway engagement, LuPone and Patinkin invite their Facebook friends and fans to An Evening with Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin, which is scheduled to begin performances Nov. 16, prior to an official opening Nov. 21. The 63-performance engagement will continue through Jan. 13, 2012.

An Evening with Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin, according to press notes, “reunites these Tony Award-winning virtuosos (and lifelong friends) for the first time since Evita. Much more than a concert, this is a unique musical love story told entirely through a masterful selection of the greatest songs ever written for the stage. Funny, passionate, intimate and utterly unforgettable, this is An Evening no fan of musical theatre — or of these two acclaimed performers — can afford to miss.”

To check out LuPone and Patinkin’s Facebook shout out, look below:

- Michael C. Gioia

Ralph, who created Divas Simply Singing to raise AIDS awareness, shares her thoughts on the AIDS epidemic and also chats with Daniels about the 30th anniversary of Dreamgirls. As the Tony Award-nominated Best Musical approaches its 30th anniversary, Ralph reminisces about opening night and reconnecting with Devine and Holliday over the years.

Ralph has also been seen on Broadway in Reggae and Thoroughly Modern Millie. The DIVA Foundation, founded by Ralph in 1990, focuses on generating resources and producing events that raise awareness and educate millions of people around the world affected and infected by HIV/AIDS. The DIVA Foundation utilizes music, entertainment and voice as a vehicle to inform, educate and reduce the stigma attached to the deadly disease.

To check out the interview with Ralph, look below:

- Michael C. Gioia

Here, Rigby chats about the national tour at a recent press event held at MSG. The Tony nominee sang and read to some young “pirates” and “pixies” from the Garden of Dreams Foundation, a non-profit organization helping kids facing life’s obstacles.

The national tour, lasting into 2012, features some scenic changes to the production since its previous tour in 2005. The show is based on characters created by J.M. Barrie. Peter Pan’s classic score includes “I’m Flying,” “Neverland,” “I Gotta Crow,” “Wendy,” “Ugg-a-Wugg,” “Hook’s Waltz,” “Distant Melody” and more.

Directed by Glenn Casale, the cast also features Tom Hewitt (The Rocky Horror Show) as Capt. Hook/Mr. Darling; Kim Crosby (Into the Woods) as Mrs. Darling; Krista Buccellato as Wendy; Cade Canon Ball as John; Julia Massey and Jordyn Davis alternating as Michael; Jenna Wright as Tiger Lily/Liza; and James Leo Ryan as Smee.

To check out the interview with Rigby, look below:

- Michael C. Gioia

Michael Grandage, who directed the 2006 London revival of Evita, will reunite with Tony Award-winning choreographer Rob Ashford (Thoroughly Modern Millie, How to Succeed…) for the production, which will also star Tony Award winner Michael Cerveris (Tommy, Sweeney Todd) as Juan Peron. Here, the cast poses for production photos for the upcoming revival.

Evita has music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice. The revival promises songs from the original staging, such as “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina,” “Buenos Aires,” “Rainbow High” and “High Flying Adored,” as well as “You Must Love Me,” which was penned for the 1996 film adaptation.

To check out the Evita photo shoot, look below:

- Michael C. Gioia

Here, Pascal, who begins performances as Huey Calhoun Oct. 25 in the Tony Award-winning musical Memphis, talks about joining the company at the Shubert Theatre. Pascal succeeds Tony Award nominee Chad Kimball, who played his last performance in Memphis Oct. 23.

Rudetsky has Pascal belt out some of his favorite tunes including “Music of the Night” from The Phantom of the Opera complete with Huey Calhoun Memphis-style riffs.

To check out the latest episode, look below:

- Michael C. Gioia