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A second player in the musical future "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" was recently injured in rehearsal perform the same sling-shot technique that caused castmate Kevin Aubin to break both wrists with a demonstration flight last week. Another actor, who spoke on condition of anonymity due to considerations of career, said that the problem for him and m. Aubin "Pépin robbery."
"I had broken my feet on the same move one month earlier," the performer wrote. "" "" Is Kevin fine well and took as a field.
A spokesman for the comedy musical "Spider-man" said that the actor in question has broken toe.
Injured player added, "I can't believe is such great news lol"-a sense which was repeated in several e-mails, unsolicited and otherwise, Broadway dancers and artists performers Friday as media reports spread m. Aubin injury. E-mail describes an array of broken ankles, legs, fingers and arms in musicals such as "Mary Poppins", "The Lion King" and "Wicked" which involve the extent of dance and movement and, in some cases, special effects.
An actor, Adrian Bailey, filed a lawsuit against Disney and some other in 2008 after falling by a trap before a performance of "The Little Mermaid" and fractured wrists, a broken back, broken basin suffering and several blessures.M.Bailey argued that there is insufficient warning and safety to protect the performers exécutants.Le dispute remains current.
Michael Cohl, producer of lead from Spider-man, "said in an e-mail Friday"a multitude of technical and human factors"has contributed to the accident last week." """Our priority"Day 1"has always been to put safety first," he said. "Every day we continue to run the show a safer experience.?
"Spider-Man" is scheduled to begin at the Foxwoods theatre performances November 14.
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