In this theater publicity image released by Sam Rudy Media Relations, Jennifer Barnhart, left, Trekkie Monster and Christian Anderson, right, are featured in "Avenue Q," playing in New York.
In this theater publicity image released by Sam Rudy Media Relations, Jennifer Barnhart, left, Trekkie Monster and Christian Anderson, right, are featured in "Avenue Q," playing in New York. Carol Rosegg , Associated Press
By Deseret News

NEW YORK (AP) — "Avenue Q" will reach the end of its Broadway road in September.

The musical about the hopeful twentysomething residents of a very particular New York street closes Sept. 13 after a six-year run and 2,534 performances.

"Avenue Q," which features a cast of people and puppets with names such as Kate, Rod, Princeton, Lucy, Christmas Eve and Trekkie Monster, won the 2004 Tony for best musical.

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Said producer Robyn Goodman: "We will miss our furry friends on 45th Street but are very proud of their longevity."

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