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Few have a better perspective on the making of the Broadway musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark than playwright Glen Berger. He spent six years co-writing the script and has now penned a tell-all memoir about the tumultuous experience,Song of Spider-Man: The Inside Story of the Most Controversial Musical in Broadway History.

As noted on the book's back cover, one scene -- in which "Green Goblin pushes a Steinway off a skyscraper only to be sent to his own death because he didn't realize he was attached to the piano by Spider-Man's webbing" -- earned him the job, but it also would ultimately lead to the dismissal of director and co-writer Julie Taymor.

We cover a great deal of ground in this interview, including a brief discussion of (as he mentions in the book) his reaction to sharing a co-writer credit for the play with Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, who worked on the project for just two months. It was interesting to

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List of Jewish actors

Name Years Nationality Notable roles References Dianna Agron1986– American Heroes, Glee, I Am Number Four, Shiva Baby^[107]Eddie Kaye Thomas1980– American American Pie, Scorpion, American Dad, 'Til Death, How to Make It in amerika, Harold & Kumar^[108]Jonathan Ahdout1989– American House of Sand and Fog^[109]Cooper Andrews1985– American Shazam!, The Walking Dead^[110]Rachel Bloom1987– American Crazy Ex-Girlfriend^[111]Aviv Alush1982– Israeli False Flag, The Women's Balcony, The ShackNora Arnezeder1989– French ^[112]Skylar Astin1987– American Pitch Perfect, Spring Awakening^[113]Moran Atias1981– Israeli The ResidentJustin Berfield1986– American Malcolm in the Middle^[114]Rachel Bilson1981– American The O.C., The Last Kis

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