‘Spider-Man’ opens on Broadway, falls on ‘Sesame Street’

June 14, 2011 | 10:16 a.m.

After more than six months of preview shows and calamity, “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark” will actually “open” Tuesday night on Broadway, but the show is already one of the great pop-culture stories of 2011. It’s even made it (sort of) to “Sesame Street”

Hey, wait, was that Super Grover?

– Geoff Boucher

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2 Responses to ‘Spider-Man’ opens on Broadway, falls on ‘Sesame Street’

  1. oakmonster says:

    This should've been included as NPH's 7th joke in 6 minutes at the Tony's.

  2. jenna says:

    SO funny!

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