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Anyone who grew up watching Sesame Street on public television will
quickly be able to identify the inspiration for Avenue Q. Most of
the characters in the show are puppets, and the set depicts several
tenements on a rundown street in New York City. Several characters
are parodies of Sesame Street regulars: for example, the roommates
Rod and Nicky are based on Bert and Ernie, while Trekkie Monster is
based on Cookie Monster. However, these characters are in their
twenties and thirties and face adult problems; despite the fuzzy
faces, this is not a children's show. After a run lasting more than
six years and 2,534 performances, the Broadway production of Avenue
Q ranks in the top 25 longest running shows in Broadway history and
continues to have productions run worldwide.
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