Can't blame her for leaving... one accident's unfortunate, but more than one? in a very short space of time? Would you trust the show's safety systems? Cause I wouldn't right now...
No.ImprovizoR said:Wait, what? A Spider-Man Broadway show? Am I the only one who thinks there is something wrong with that concept?
And after that, only dead during performance will fulfill them.The Great JT said:They're really just going to keep trying until someone is dead on set, aren't they?
At this rate it wouldn't surprise me if they used it as a gruesome tagline. "Someone will die on-stage before your very eyes! Don't miss out!"lwm3398 said:And after that, only dead during performance will fulfill them.The Great JT said:They're really just going to keep trying until someone is dead on set, aren't they?
I'm not sure, but you are apparently the only one who never reads Escapist headlines or never watches the news. It's on, like, daily. It's got more casualties than fucking Vietnam at this point.ImprovizoR said:Wait, what? A Spider-Man Broadway show? Am I the only one who thinks there is something wrong with that concept?
You are SO late to the party, it's not even funny.ImprovizoR said:Wait, what? A Spider-Man Broadway show? Am I the only one who thinks there is something wrong with that concept?
Have you been living in Mars?? Geez, even my grandma knows about this. And yes, it was doomed from the very beginning.ImprovizoR said:Wait, what? A Spider-Man Broadway show? Am I the only one who thinks there is something wrong with that concept?
Hell, I'd see it. The making of this thing sounds like a better story than the musical ever will be.Formica Archonis said:I just got a great idea for a Broadway show! It's called Dark: Turn Off the Spider-Man and is a dramatic retelling of the madness of the showrunners that plagued this production from the start until its inevitable demise.
It could be pretty good. Hell, it could hardly fare worse.
Ah ninja'd. Yeah, I think it might replace it, if it ever sees the light of daySpcyhknBC said:I think we may have found a new Macbeth
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scottish_Play
Seconded. Especially since people seem to like stories of people who fall from grace nowadays. Look at the fact someone actually made a movie about the Enron situation.Theplatypusqueen said:Hell, I'd see it. The making of this thing sounds like a better story than the musical ever will be.Formica Archonis said:I just got a great idea for a Broadway show! It's called Dark: Turn Off the Spider-Man and is a dramatic retelling of the madness of the showrunners that plagued this production from the start until its inevitable demise.
It could be pretty good. Hell, it could hardly fare worse.