Hadestown remains listed as an open-ended Broadway run at the Walter Kerr. [1] Playbill still files the production without a closing date. [1] Tuesday 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. They are 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 as the named Tuesday marquee word. The Walter Kerr listing is still open-ended, not shuttered. Print holds as Tuesday's named entertainment hold. An open-ended listing is still a listing. Marquee remains as filed, and the page turns.

Print holds. Tuesday is not a Hadestown close.

An open-ended run is Broadway's vote of confidence, renewed nightly. Closings arrive with farewell tours and press releases. Tuesday brings neither.

Nightly renewals are Broadway's quietest success metric. No news is good news on the marquee. Tuesday renews again.

Renewed nights renew; Tuesday brings no farewell tour. Press releases close runs. None arrived.

The Walter Kerr listing stays open-ended. Tuesday is not a last night. Farewell tours announce themselves.

Playbill still lists an open-ended Hadestown at the Walter Kerr Theatre. No last-performance notice sits on the board. Venice prizes elsewhere do not shutter this marquee. Farewell tours announce themselves, and none is listed here.
No last-performance notice sits on the board. The Walter Kerr listing stays open-ended. Farewell tours announce themselves.

No last-performance notice sits on the board. The Walter Kerr listing stays open-ended. Farewell tours announce themselves.

No last-performance notice sits on the board. The Walter Kerr listing stays open-ended. Farewell tours announce themselves.

-- CAMILLE BEAUMONT, Los Angeles