You Tell Us: Advice for Spidey

Studio 360 | Mar 24, 2011

The troubled Broadway production of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark got even more troubled this week with an actress suffering serious injuries. We asked for your suggestions to save the vexed production, and heard from listener Richard Daniels, who was in the audience when another performer was injured on-stage in December.

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