Hailed by The New York Times as "a fresh breeze of true inspiration," and "a breakthrough musical of the highest order" by The New York Observer, SPRING AWAKENING is a new musical about innocence, lost and found.
Based on the infamous 1891 Frank Wedekind play and featuring an original score by Grammy-nominated recording star Duncan Sheik, SPRING AWAKENING explodes on the stage and pours out over the audience like hormones raging through a sixteen year-old body. It is a story of uncontrollable emotions and undeniable passions, of first love and lasting regrets. But most remarkably, it is a musical that answers the questions teenagers have been asking forever.
ugh. every time i hear about the brilliance of spring awakening: the musical, it makes me vomit a little in my mouth. i think an earlier ny times article described it as bouyant. we did actually joke about turning it into a musical while we we're in production for it my senior year. let me repeat that: it was a joke... and it still seems like one.
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Hailed by The New York Times as "a fresh breeze of true inspiration," and "a breakthrough musical of the highest order" by The New York Observer, SPRING AWAKENING is a new musical about innocence, lost and found.
Based on the infamous 1891 Frank Wedekind play and featuring an original score by Grammy-nominated recording star Duncan Sheik, SPRING AWAKENING explodes on the stage and pours out over the audience like hormones raging through a sixteen year-old body. It is a story of uncontrollable emotions and undeniable passions, of first love and lasting regrets. But most remarkably, it is a musical that answers the questions teenagers have been asking forever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDhAXgbhP_c
great cat eating brain!!! did you make that??? did ya? did ya?
or is it a brain eating cat. or is it both.
ugh. every time i hear about the brilliance of spring awakening: the musical, it makes me vomit a little in my mouth. i think an earlier ny times article described it as bouyant. we did actually joke about turning it into a musical while we we're in production for it my senior year. let me repeat that: it was a joke... and it still seems like one.
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