UPDATE: No Deal Yet for SPIDER-MAN & Julie Taymor
We're now told by two production sources that these negotiations are still continuing, and that her exit deal has not yet been finalized.
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Exclusive: SPIDER-MAN's Arachne, T.V. Carpio, Out for 2-3 Weeks with Whiplash
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SPIDER-MAN Choreographer Daniel Ezralow Releases Statement
SPIDER-MAN is well past its unprecedented hundredth preview on Broadway, but the backstage drama isn't over yet.
More Creative Team Changes for SPIDER-MAN?
This morning, Bloomberg News is reporting that producers are now in talks to replace the show's choreographer, Daniel Ezralow with Chase Brock.
STAGE TUBE: SPIDER-MAN's Kim Grisby Answers Weekly Web-Mail
In this week's SPIDER-MAN: TURN OFF THE DARK Weekly Web-Mail, music director and conductor Kim Grisby answers a fans questions.
STAGE TUBE: SPIDER-MAN's 'Rise Above' on Stage!
A few weeks ago the cast of SPIDER-MAN TURN OFF THE DARK Performed 'Rise Above' on The Late Show.
SPIDER-MAN: 'Theater of the Absurd' Sill has Vegas, UK & Touring Aspirations
In a New York Times feature out this morning, The New York Times' Patrick Healey takes a look at what might be next for the trouble SPIDER-MAN musical, and reveals how those at the top have not yet lost faith.
EXCLUSIVE: Latest on SPIDER-MAN - Taymor, Berger & Ensemble Contracts
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More SPIDER-MAN Drama- Taymor to Take Script With Her?
In today's New York Post, Michael Riedel is reporting that talks have 'turned testy' between Taymor and the producers, and that she is now threading to take the entire script of the show with her, which is said to have the production in 'chaos' with producers quickly scrambling a new script.
Breaking News: SPIDER-MAN to Shut Down April 19 - May 11; Open June 14, 2011
Lead producers Michael Cohl and Jeremiah J.
Frank Rich Slams SPIDER-MAN; Riedel Reports on Cast
Talking to Don Imus this morning, legendary New York Times writer (and soon to be New York Magazine writer) Frank Rich said 'There is no way to fix a show this far into previews, according to Broadway history.
Deal Still Pending for Taymor's SPIDER-MAN Departure
The Wall Street Journal reports today that despite going public with the news that Julie Taymor will no longer move forward with SPIDER-MAN, her exit deal has not yet been finalized.
Details Revealed on Upcoming SPIDER-MAN Changes; Cast Meeting with Equity
We're told that the cast today will be meeting with Actors Equity to explore their options and union protection.
What's Next for SPIDER-MAN on Broadway? New Songs & Bono!
In today's New York Post, Michael Riedel provides additional details about what's next for the show, most notably that Bono and The Edge are now expected to be fully, hands-on collaborators in the show as well as Bono himself going out to be the new 'face of the musical' for press.
SPIDER-MAN Halted Tonight for Several Minutes for 'Safety Issue'
It's not a great day for SPIDER-MAN on Broadway, as the show was halted tonight for several minutes mid-show for safety concerns.
Breaking News: SPIDER-MAN Announces New Creative Team; Taymor Out; Opening Delay; New Songs & More
Lead producers Michael Cohl and Jeremiah J.
Official: SPIDER-MAN Brings On Consultant; 6th Delay Likely for Opening - Possibly AFTER the Tonys!
The hits just keep on coming for SPIDER-MAN, but some help is on the way to the show.
Donna McKechnie Choreographs CROSS THAT RIVER, Plays TBG Theatre As Part Of NYMF 10/12-18
A new musical about a runaway slave who becomes one of America's first Black Cowboys will debut this fall when CROSS THAT RIVER is presented by The New York Musical Theatre Festival and Patricia Harris, starting October 12, 2009 at TBG Theatre (312 West 36th Street - 3rd Floor) in New York City.
Donna McKechnie Choreographs CROSS THAT RIVER, Plays TBG Theatre As Part Of NYMF 10/12-18
A new musical about a runaway slave who becomes one of America's first Black Cowboys will debut this fall when CROSS THAT RIVER is presented by The New York Musical Theatre Festival and Patricia Harris, starting October 12, 2009 at TBG Theatre (312 West 36th Street - 3rd Floor) in New York City.
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