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Police had cited the Armory for offering adult entertainment without a license, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.

But the mayor asked police to drop the case because, "The investigation has revealed the citation issued was based upon the misreading of a section of the Atlanta City Code."

Atlanta attorney Robert Darroch, who is co-producing "Naked", said he was ecstatic about Franklin's decision.

"We had every confidence that if the mayor took a look at it, 1/8she3/8 would realize it was a mistake", he said. "We have reserved a front-row seat for the mayor for Thursday night's show . . . and any staff who would like to be there."

Garroch said the show does not meet Atlanta's definition of adult entertainment since it does not include nude or semi-nude performers engaging in sex or simulated sex.

After "Naked Boys Singing!" opened at the Armory in August, a reviewer for the Journal-Constitution placed it on a list of recommended productions and described it as "A little song, a little dance, a cast of six not wearing pants."