An actor whose back was badly hurt when he tumbled from the stage at the Broadway musical Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark has been cleared to return to the revamped show and hopes to be swinging over the audience again on opening night in June, a lead producer said.

The Broadway production of 'Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark', plagued by financial problems and injuries including a stunt man’s 30-foot fall after his safety harness malfunctioned, has delayed its opening night again, this time for more than a month.

The troubled Spider-Man musical returned to the Broadway stage after performances were cancelled after a scary fall left a stuntman seriously injured.

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