This paper has been printing Hadestown's indefinite run as holding. [1] Sunday has no closing notice in fetched copy. Holding is not closed. A quiet Broadway desk is not a last performance. Print holding. Do not print closed. Leave a named close to the edition that owns a close.

No Sunday shutter notice is in Broadway copy, so holding remains the run and silence is not a last performance.
A holding run is still holding. Sunday recap that treats a quiet marquee as a closing is a feed, not a last night.
No last-performance date is in Sunday's Broadway stack.
Sunday is not a last night.
Hadestown has survived cast changes, a pandemic shutdown, and shifting tourist flows. Long runs are portfolios of audiences, not single crowds. Sunday's quiet is one night in years of them.

Years of nights outlast single Sundays; Sunday's is one. One is enough to hold. Closings need announcements.

Tourist flows shift; the Kerr listing does not. Sunday's listing stays open-ended. Open-ended is the hold.

Open-ended is the hold; Sunday's Kerr listing does not shift with tourist flows. Closings need announcements. One quiet night is not a last night.

Kerr's board still lists Hadestown without an end date. Sunday's Broadway pile named no last night and no shutter. Turnover in the cast and thin tourist weeks have not ended it. An unlit marquee is not a closing notice.
Sunday's Broadway pile named no last night. Turnover has not ended it. A quiet night is not a last night.

Sunday's Broadway pile named no last night. Turnover has not ended it. Sunday named no last night for Hadestown.

-- CAMILLE BEAUMONT, Los Angeles