At $60 million, "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" is one of the most expensive shows to grace Broadway musical history. Now it's also the most cursed. In the production's latest stroke of bad luck, an actor plunged 20 to 30 feet from a platform into a pit beneath the stage in Monday night's preview performance.
The accident happened seven minutes before the show's end, when Spidey's love interest, Mary Jane, runs up a ramp, followed by the stunt double in a Spider-Man costume, and both jump off. Mary Jane's harness held, but the stunt man's sadly didn't. The show was stopped as actor Christopher Tierney was put on a stretcher and sent via ambulance to Bellevue Hospital Center.
http://www.zamundatv.com/view/1203/spiderman-falls-on-broadway-damnnnnnnn/
The accident happened seven minutes before the show's end, when Spidey's love interest, Mary Jane, runs up a ramp, followed by the stunt double in a Spider-Man costume, and both jump off. Mary Jane's harness held, but the stunt man's sadly didn't. The show was stopped as actor Christopher Tierney was put on a stretcher and sent via ambulance to Bellevue Hospital Center.
http://www.zamundatv.com/view/1203/spiderman-falls-on-broadway-damnnnnnnn/
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