mimirocks off the measage board on the barees site said
It all depends how well the show goes with audiences. The show already has an advantage as they were a hit back with ATE, but there could always be room to make business better. If the show does well, it may have an open-ended run, where the show will continue until business slows up badly. Or if they do really well (and get the NY Times nod), they could get a Broadway transfer. It's too early to tell at this point, I guess. You'll have to see if BARE will be open Easter Break.
Which I didnt know that
and yea I said I was going 2 bed like 45 mins ago but I still cant sleep
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