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Watch the 60 minutes feature online, with interviews and exclusive rehearsal footage. What do you think of the newly-released clips?
Turn Off The Blog has independently confirmed that the producers of Spider-Man are issuing refunds upon request for Monday’s fateful performance, in which “human error” resulted in aerialist Christopher Tierney plunging 30 feet and sustaining serious injuries. Simply call Ticketmaster or bring your tickets back to the point-of-purchase in order to request a refund.
In what may be a theatrical first, Senator Eric Adams and Assemblymen Rory Lancman and Richard N. Gottfried held a press conference outside of The Foxwoods Theater calling for immediate changes to Spider-Man. Playbill reports on the notable requests, including:
Do you think this is a worthwhile issue for elected officials to be speaking out for, or was this press conference n the vein of “Both Reached for the Gun”? Hit the comments and let us know what you think!
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All eyes were on The Foxwoods Theater last night, as Spider-Man returned to the stage, accident-free. The New York Times was on-scene, and had these intersting tidbits to share:
The Times also continued the questionable act of including audience commentary about the show in their article, including critical comments from playwright Kenny Solms: Continue reading
