Blue Man Group ends 33-year-old Off-Broadway race in New York City

New York – Blue Man Group took the stage for the last time in New York City on Sunday.

The iconic trio performed their last show at Astor Place Theater, Ending their 33-year-old run off-Broadway After over 17,000 performances.

Blue Man Group was founded by Chris Wink, Matt Goldman and Phil Stanton and Rose to Fame in the 90s, known for their bald, blue appearances and unique performances.

The audience for Sunday’s show was filled with dedicated fans who came to mark the end of an era.

“Both super happy and energetic to be here and be with everyone because you are my family, but also super, super sad,” said fan Jen Sulak.

“It’s less about the tangible and watching a show, and more about the concept and inspiration and the spirit that Chris, Matt and Phil really instilled in us 33 years ago,” said Fan Joe Striedle.

The show’s director said the decision to close partially was due to falling ticket sales.

Last month, Blue Man Group ended their Chicago stays After almost 30 years. Blue Man Group still has housing in Boston, Las Vegas, Orlando and abroad.