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The New York Post says Bono has rescued the Spider-Man musical.

We’ve been off for the weekend, enjoying the fine mountain air, but over the weekend it seems Bono (and not Disney) has swooped in and rescued the Spider-Man musical. Last we checked in with the musical, reports were that they were completely bankrupt because of Julie Taymor’s spending spree of 45 million dollars. However, Michael [...]


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Will someone please tell Bono that the Spider-Man musical is dead?

U2′s Bono and The Edge talked to the Guardian a while back about the Spider-Man musical. “We don’t really like musicals,” the Edge said. “Most musicals are really pants. They’re really not very cool.” Instead, they suggest people use a much more cool term: opera. “It touches on opera, it touches on rock’n’roll … It [...]


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Spider-Man Musical probably not going to crawl up the drain.

As reported last week, the company behind the musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark was looking for a new producer. Today, Michael Riedel of the New York Post reports that U2′s musical may be on the verge of death as actors are being released from their contracts, and ticket agents are refunding people for early [...]


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Spider-Man musical is having issues.

Shocking.  When you think about the talent involved with Evan Rachel Wood, music from U2, and Julie Taymor’s apparent ridiculous spending totaling somewhere around 45 million (!!!).  Vulture reports: Michael Riedel reports this morning that production on 2010′s Julie Taymor–directed, U2-scored Broadway musical Spider-Man, Turn Off the Dark — now budgeted at $45 million, apparently [...]


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Jeez, don’t you think Alan Cumming looks just like the Green Goblin?

Good thing, because he will be playing Spider-Man’s penultimate nemesis, Norman Osborn in Julie Taymor’s Broadway show, “Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark.” Also announced with Cumming, via press release, Evan Rachel Wood (currently starring in Woody Allen’s “Whatever Works”) will be playing the Wallcrawler’s love, Mary Jane Watson. The Broadway show, written and directed by [...]


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