NEW YORK -- NEW YORK (AP) -- This summer, out of the blue, playwright Glen Berger got a call from director Julie Taymor. He assumed he was being butt-dialed. "I thought, 'Oh, wow. She sat on her phone. How weird,'" he recalls. After all, the two hadn't spoken for more than two years following a bitter falling out during the rocky launch of Broadway's "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark." Taymor had been fired and a flurry of lawsuits began. So Berger let the call go to voicemail and was surprised whe...
NEW YORK -- NEW YORK (AP) -- This summer, out of the blue, playwright Glen Berger got a call from director Julie Taymor. He assumed he was being butt-dialed. "I thought, 'Oh, wow. She sat on her phone. How weird,'" he recalls. After all, the two hadn't spoken for more than two years following a bitter falling out during the rocky launch of Broadway's "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark." Taymor had been fired and a flurry of lawsuits began. So Berger let the call go to voicemail and was surprised whe...
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