Spider-man: Turn Off The Dark

June 27, 2009 at 8:25am PST

Tags: Alan Cumming, Broadway, Evan Rachel Wood, Spider-man: Turn Off The Dark

Well, this is just getting confusing.

Following initial reports last year that Evan Rachel Wood would be heading to the Great White Way to star in the upcoming musical, Spider-Man, Turn Off the Dark, a casting notice went up earlier this year which seemed to indicated that Wood had not been given the role.

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Evan Rachel Wood Isn’t Broadway Bound

April 4, 2009 at 5:01am PST

Tags: Broadway, Evan Rachel Wood, Julie Taymor, Spider-man: Turn Off The Dark

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Our least favorite whore, Evan Rachel Wood, is NOT set to star as Mary Jane in Julie Taymor’s new Broadway show Spider-man: Turn Off The Dark.

A casting notice has been released for all leading roles.

The casting announcement for the comic book adaptation reads, "Spider-Man is seeking principals and understudies for the roles of Peter Parker, Mary Jane and Female Lead Villain."

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