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Update, Thursday, December 15 at 10:20 p.m.:Aint No Moaint leaving Broadway just yet.
We got one more week to prove a point, Cooper said onstage during curtain call.
And with Gods help, we can turn that week into another week into another week into another week.
We can show that shows like this can have a space on Broadway.
During tonights curtain call, Cooper once again requested that audiences spread the word and continue boosting ticket sales.
Tell people that were doing something special here, he implored.
Original story published December 10, 2022 follows.
Broadway has decided thatAint No Mowill be no more.
Directed by Stevie Walker-Webb, the satire first took flight with a 2018 run at the Public Theater.
The news comes just a couple days after the musicalKPOPannouncedthat its Broadway run had been similarly cut short.
Now theyve posted an eviction notice, we must close December 18th, Cooper wrote.
But thank God Black people are immune to eviction notices.
Now theyve posted an eviction notice, we must close December 18th.
But thank God black people are immune to eviction notices.pic.twitter.com/7bhQrMR2wH
