Post by Brae on Nov 21, 2013 18:59:15 GMT -5
I think few, if any of us would have predicted a 3 year run for it.
Playbill.com Article
Playbill.com Article
The multimillion dollar musical Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark — the most expensive musical in Broadway history, capitalized at $75 million — will have historic losses of up to $60 million when it closes Jan. 4, 2014.
According to the New York Times, several investors said that they have not been paid back anything during the three-year run of Spider-Man and plan to write off their investments. The investors are placing blame on the show's costly upkeep and the musical's lackluster score by Bono and The Edge.
According to the New York Times, several investors said that they have not been paid back anything during the three-year run of Spider-Man and plan to write off their investments. The investors are placing blame on the show's costly upkeep and the musical's lackluster score by Bono and The Edge.
