2024 Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction earns over $ 1 million for Broadway Care

The annual Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction, manufactured by and benefiting from Broadway Care, was held in the heart of New York Theater District. September 22. Thousands of fans did at the shopping to buy theater, helping the opportunity to raise a record of $ 1,421,675. Look at photos of the day below.

The money raised will help provide meals, medications, healthcare and more for artists in entertainment and the performing arts, as well as those living with HIV/AIDS or other critical illnesses in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and Washington, DC

Some of the day’s surprise guests included Once a mattress‘ Ana Guesteyer and Michael urie;; Cabaret‘ Auli’i Cravalho;; Hadestown‘ Jordan Fisher and Maia Reficco;; David Burtka and Neil Patrick Harris;; The outsiders‘ And berry, Tilly Evans-Krueger, Rj higton, Ryo Kamibayashi, Sky lakota-lineSarahgrace Mariani, Emma Pittman, Melody rose, Jason Schmidtand Victor Carrillo Tracey;; And many more.

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Under the offer of the flea market, the actual stage door of Broadway’s Barrymore Theater was signed by the entire cast this season Our town;; a piston used on stage and was signed by Bebe neuwirth in Cabaret;; Mary Todd Lincoln Boots worn on stage and signed by Cole School in Oh, Mary!;; and gravel from the stage of the Tony-winning best musical of this year The outsiders.

The tables at this year’s market increased a record of $ 694,282, led by perennial top fundraiser The Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers (ATPAM) with a fundraising record of all $ 95,733 tables. The remaining top 10 tables were: The outsiders To raise $ 55,619; Hadestown with $ 44,258; Telecharge and the Shubert organization with $ 33,918; Moulin Rouge! The musical with $ 27,083; Enough by $ 24,559; United Scenic Artists with $ 23,830; The notebook by $ 20.981; Stage directors and choreographers -society with $ 19,575 and Once a mattress by $ 17,540.

The live auction raised a record-breaking $ 524,400, and the most popular premises were a luxury trip in the business class to London, taking into account of Broadway Care’s official airline United, and tickets to three West End shows of the winner’s choice. The trip raised $ 26,000, followed by the opportunity to play a run -up role Chicagowhich raised $ 20.000.

Other popular lots were an exclusive display of the Evil film at $ 16,000; The original and only crucifixion that ever appeared on stage in the first Broadway run of The miserable at $ 12,000; and a run -up roll in & Juliet at $ 12,000. Participants could also bid on the opening night tickets and party passes to 14 upcoming openings including Gypsy, The last five years, Sunset Boulevard, Othello, And more.

Broadway’s theatrical memorabilia and off-broadway shows, as well as treasures of theater owners and producing organizations, trade unions, guilds, marketing groups, ticket agencies, franchisees and fank clubs that have the 44th and western 45th streets in the west. The day-long event also contains a silent auction in Shubert Alley and the expected Live Grand Auction on the Times Square-Footgoer Square between 45th and 46th streets. Auctioneer Nick Nicholson returned with the live auction Bryan Batt. Todd BuonopaneJen Cody, and Michael Goddard teamed up to host the silent auction.

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Additional Broadway -Fends that were on hand to signature and pose for photos with fans Nick adams, Sonya Balsara, Danny Burstein, James Carpinello, Gabriela Carrillo, Wayne DuvallBiko Eisen-Martin, Eden Espinosa, Andrew Barth Feldman, Santino Fontana, Jasmine Forsberg, Julie Halston, Melora hardin, Dorian Harewood, Jessica attach, Gray henson, Vincent Jamal Hooper, Sarah Hyland, Amber iman, Elijah Rhea Johnson, Storm lever, Kimberly Marable, Andrea Martin, Isabelle McCalla, Donna Murphy, Paul Alexander Nolan, Maryann Plunkett, Michael RishawnJasmine Amy Rogers, Didi Romero, Marissa Rose, Adi roy, Stark SandsJason Schmidt, Kyle SeligHelen J. Shen, Dennis stovesMax von Essen, Khaila Wilcoxon, Joy Woods and Kara Young. Jim Caruso Serve as the hand table and photo host.

More than 50 tables sold theater memorabilia this year, including tables of Broadway’s & Juliet;; Aladdin;; Back to the future: The musical;; Cabaret;; Hadestown;; Hamilton;; Hell’s Kitchen;; Illinoise;; The lion king;; Mj the musical;; The notebook;; Oh, Mary!;; Maybe happy ending;; Moulin Rouge! The musical;; Once a mattress;; The outsiders;; Six;; Enough;; and Evil as well as off-broadway’s Little Shop or horrors and Titanic. A special curtain call table offered memories of shows that ended their runs including A beautiful noise, the Neil Diamond Musical;; Company;; The phantom of the opera;; SpongeBob Squarepants;; Sweeney Todd; And more.

Fans had the opportunity to bid on 156 Silent Auction lots, which handwritten and signing of musical phrases of Aladdin, Hadestown, The last five years, The prom, Side show, and Six and other unique items signed by Orlando bloom, Wayne Brady, Darren Criss, Ariana debos, Danny Devitoand many more stars.

The top-selling-Stille auction site was a few sneakers worn on stage and signed by the Tony Awards winner Daniel Radcliffe in Merrily we roll togetherwhich raised $ 11,500. Other top pots include a Rent Guitar signed by original members of the cast Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp;; Sutton Fosterhulling hull of Sweeney Todd;; and a Merrily we roll together Poster signed by Jonathan Groff, Lindsay mendezand radcliffe.

The Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction had its humble beginning when members of the original members of the original A choir line Put two tables outside their stage door in Shubert Alley. Last year’s fundraising brought in a record -breaking $ 1,237,179. Since 1987, the 37 issues of the event have raised more than $ 18.7 million.

Broadway Cares is one of the country’s leading operating-based, non-profit AIDS fundraising and awards organizations. By using the talents, resources and generosity of the US theater community , since 1988, Broadway Cares has raised more than $ 300 million for essential services for people with HIV/AIDS and other critical illnesses in the United States.

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