Romeo + Juliet, the just-closed Broadway production starring Kit Connor and Rachel Zegler, recouped its $7 million capitalization during its extended, sold-out 20-week limited engagement at Circle in the Square, producers announced today.

Broadway’s recent “Romeo + Juliet” revival is officially a hit. The new staging of William Shakespeare’s classic, directed by Sam Gold and produced by Seaview, made back its $7 million dollar capitalization during its 20-week limited engagement, which concluded on Feb. 16 at the Circle in the Square Theatre.

So, here is how you can get the cheapest tickets to see Rachel Zegler and Kit Connor for the final “Romeo + Juliet” show on Feb. 16. The cheapest ticket at the time of publication for the Broadway production of “Romeo + Juliet”‘s final show on Feb. 16 is $257 on Viagogo.

The revival wrapped up its 20-week limited engagement at the Circle in the Square Theatre in New York City on Sunday, Feb. 16

Sam Gold’s production of ROMEO + JULIET recouped its $7 million capitalization during its extended, standing-room-only, 20-week limited engagement at  Broadway’s Circle in the Square Theatre.