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    SPIDER-MAN Update: Reeve Carney to Play Peter Parker; 'Show Will Open in 2010'
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    SPIDER-MAN director Julie Taymor said, "With a team that includes Bono, Edge and Glen Berger, there was never a question in my mind that SPIDER-MAN would happen - it was just a matter of when. I am delighted that Michael Cohl is making this a reality." After an exhaustive search that included a casting call tour spanning six cities and thousands of candidates, the producers and creative team have selected Reeve Carney to play the role of Peter Parker, The Amazing Spider-Man. Full Article at Broadway World
    With a team that includes Bono, Edge and Glen Berger, there was never a question in my mind that SPIDER-MAN would happen - it was just a matter of when. I am delighted that Michael Cohl is making this a reality.
    Julie Taymor – Julie Taymor SOURCE: Broadway World 3 weeks ago
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SPIDER-MAN Update: Reeve Carney to Play Peter Parker; 'Show Will Open in 2010'
  1. Our ambition was to find a Peter Parker who could really act and sing, but who still brings a kind of performance that could be new to Broadway audiences. We wanted something a little more authentically rock and roll. Reeve is everything we could have hoped for: an amazing voice and a truly charismatic ...
    SOURCE: Broadway World 3 weeks ago
  2. a lot of obscure artists I wouldn't expect people to know.
    SOURCE: Broadway World 3 weeks ago
  3. Having recently finished shooting The Tempest with Reeve as the young prince, I am thrilled to cast him in an entirely different role as Peter Parker in SPIDER-MAN. When I first saw Reeve, he was performing with his terrific band Carney. The music of Bono and Edge requires an extraordinary talent- not o...
    SOURCE: Broadway World 3 weeks ago
  4. Having started early on with SPIDER-MAN and now taking on the lead producing role is extremely exciting and a welcome challenge. Knowing the details and intricacies of this wildly ambitious project, I want to 'turn off the dark' on all the wild speculation about the show -- it's moving forward!
    SOURCE: Broadway World 3 weeks ago

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