How much money do normal broadway stars make?

This varies by production and what you mean by "star." An actor in a Broadway show produced under a League contract (this includes a majority of commercial productions) has a base salary of $1703 per week under current Actors Equity contracts. read more

Perhaps the highest publicly known base salary for Broadway stars were for Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick in the Producers, where their salaries were over $100,000 per week. Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig made over $50,000 a week plus a percentage of the production grosses while in the play A Steady Rain on Broadway. read more

For the most part, the salary of celebrity Broadway stars is kept tight-lipped. However, probably the highest known base salary for a celebrity Broadway star went to Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick in The Producers, where their salaries were over $100,000 per week. read more

The base weekly salary for a stage manager working on a Broadway musical is $3,342 a week, or $2,872 for a play. Assistant stage managers make a minimum of $2,649 weekly for a musical and $2,347 for a play. Some musicals also have a second assistant stage manager, who gets a minimum weekly salary of $2,272. read more