NEW YORK — “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.
Said producer Robyn Goodman: “We will miss our furry friends on 45th Street but are very proud of their longevity.”