Hadestown remains listed as an open-ended Broadway run at the Walter Kerr. [1] Playbill still files the production without a closing date. [1] Monday has no named last-performance notice in fetched copy. An indefinite run is not a closing. Print holds. Do not print a close.

Venice awards later sit on another page. Burstyn's honorary Lion is not this marquee. Leave a named closing to the edition that owns a named closing. A quiet listing is not a shuttered theatre. Print holds. Print not a last night.

Print holds. Monday is not a Hadestown close. The Walter Kerr listing is still open-ended. Print holds as Monday's named marquee hold. An open-ended listing is still a listing. Print holds as still not a shutter. Print the Kerr as still running. Lit Kerrs stay lit; Monday's stays.

Open-ended means the box office decides weekly; so far it keeps deciding yes. Monday's listing is another yes. The Kerr stays lit.

Weekly yeses repeat; Monday's repeats. Repeating is the update. Box offices decide.

Open-ended is not a shutter. The Walter Kerr listing still has no last night. Broadway's hell has no announced exit.

The Walter Kerr listing on Playbill is still open-ended, with no last-performance notice. Burstyn's honorary Lion is Venice, not this marquee. The box office has posted no exit. Monday does not shutter an indefinite booking.
Playbill's Walter Kerr listing is still open-ended. No last-performance notice posted. Monday does not shutter an indefinite booking.

Playbill's Walter Kerr listing is still open-ended. No last-performance notice posted. Monday's Kerr listing stays open-ended.

Monday does not shutter an indefinite booking. Playbill's Walter Kerr listing is still open-ended. Monday's Kerr listing stays open-ended.

-- CAMILLE BEAUMONT, Los Angeles