Broadway Shows Average Gross by Type

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Broadway Shows Average Gross by Type

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Last edited Feb 8, 2022

Created on Feb 7, 2022

This visualization displays the average gross revenue for different types of Broadway shows from 1990 to 2016, using horizontal bars. The code calculates averages from a CSV dataset and renders them with the p5.js library, drawing axes and labels with custom functions. Green rectangles represent each show type’s average gross, scaled to thousands of dollars, with the x-axis showing tick marks and the y-axis listing category names. The data is loaded via `loadTable` from a remote CSV URL.

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