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U2's Spider-Man Musical Is The Number One Play On Broadway
In spite of, or perhaps because of, bad reviews and technical mishaps that have resulted in serious injuries to cast and crew, U2's Spider-Man musical, Turn Off the Dark, is the number one play on Broadway, selling over $1.5 million in tickets last week. That's even in spite of the play still being in previews before it's official premiere. So, apparently, even a poorly received (and conceived) Spider-Man musical is still a draw. I'd be surprised if I knew anything about Broadway. [AV Club]
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That's because folks see through all the BS that has been spewed from all the self-important people like yourself reviewing a show that is in previews and not waiting for it to officially open..all you jerks on various blogs have been posting one negative rant after another waiting for this show to fail ...you might end up waiting longer than you think
Ciaran