Original Broadway Cast
- Peter Parker/Spider-Man – Reeve Carney
- Mary Jane Watson – Jennifer Damiano
- Norman Osborn/Green Goblin – Patrick Page
- Arachne – T. V. Carpio
- J. Jonah Jameson – Michael Mulheren
- Uncle Ben / Others – Ken Marks
- Aunt May / Others – Isabel Keating
- Emily Osborn / Others – Laura Beth Wells
- Flash Thompson / Others – Matt Caplan
- MJ's Father / Others – Jeb Brown
- Alternate Peter Parker/Spider-Man – Matthew James Thomas
Cast replacements throughout the run have included:
- Norman Osborn/Green Goblin: Robert Cuccioli (August 2012)
- Mary Jane Watson: Rebecca Faulkenberry (November 2011)
- Arachne: Christina Sajous (November 2011), Katrina Lenk (May 2012), Christina DeCicco (April 2013)
- Uncle Ben: Stephen Lee Anderson (January 2013), Ken Marks (March 2013)
- Emily Osborn: Emily Shoolin (January 2012), Laura Beth Wells (June 2012), Emily Shoolin (February 2013), Laura Beth Wells (May 2013)
- Flash: Matthew Wilkas (January 2012), Jake Odmark (January 2013)
- MJ's Father: Timothy Warmen (September 2011), Dan Sharkey (February 2013), Timothy Warmen (April 2013)
- Alternate Peter Parker/Spider-Man: Matt Caplan (November 2012), Jake Epstein (December 2012)
Read more about this topic: Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark
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