Cast and crew then continued the party at a nearby Hooters for wings and beer (perhaps to make up for the lack of any actual hooters in the cast?)
Producer Ken Davenport (seen below alongside producer Robyn Goodman) closed the evening saying he hoped to see the Boyz back in New York for what he dubbed: Altar Boyz: The Resurrection. He also hinted afterwards at a possible film version of the show.
So have no fear, Altarholics. The Boyz may have left the building, but they aren't gone for good!
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