Injured Broadway Spider-Man Actor Returning to the Stage
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Christopher Tierney is fully recovered from the 35-foot fall he sustained on the set of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark. His fractured skull, fractured shoulder blade, four broken ribs and three broken vertebrae are all patched up, he’s been cleared to go back to work… and he’s actually returning to the Broadway production.
Tierney will go back to rehearsals on Monday. The show, which started previews way back in November, is scheduled to open in June after multiple delays. It will be Tierney’s Broadway debut. He plays a super villain and doubles as the body in Spider-Man’s main aerial stunts.
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Spidey Curse Strikes Again: Turn Off The Dark Actress Injured
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There has been another injury on the set of as-yet-unopened Broadway play Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark. T. V. Carpio’s name has just been added to the injury list. Carpio took over the role of Arachne after Natalie Mendoza left the play -- ironically, because she was injured while working.
Theirs are not the only two injuries that have occured on the set of the big-budget production, the release of which has already been delayed several times.
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Broadway Spider-Man Delayed AGAIN!
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Time to reschedule that trip to New York. The opening of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark has been delayed again. Now, opening night for the musical is scheduled for March 15.
The 900-pound production already carries a price tag of $65 million … and it’s still growing.
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