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The theater said they have received about 150 inquiries from parties interested in adopting the giant baby, and they plan to choose a new owner of the unusual sculpture by the end of the week.
Playwrights Horizons General Manager Carol Fishman said the baby's new owner must have a good home ready for the sculpture as well as a truck large enough to transport the prop.
Kyle Sircus, the theater's marketing director, said some of those who have reached out to the theater have asked if the baby would make a good decoration for their front lawns.