My question is why the show was being performed at a bar and not a theatre. Had the show been at a legit theatre, then it probably wouldn't have been as easily targeted, but in a bar, I could see how Atlanta Police would think of it as "adult entertainment". And why did they wait so long to shut it down? Did they just realize it was performing? Since the show does not simulate sex or does is not physically sexually suggestive, it cannot be considered adult entertainment and will probably reopen, though I would think it wiser to transfer to a more legitimate theatrical venue.
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