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30 Nov 2021 to 22 Jan 2022
Almeida Theatre
Synopsis
O, I'm gonna be wounded.
O, I'm gonna be your wound.
O, I'm gonna bruise you.
O, you're gonna be my bruise.
A time to learn.
A time to rebel.
A time to love.
A time to burn.
Winner of the Tony and Olivier awards for best musical, Spring Awakening tells a story of adolescent anarchy, set to one of the most loved scores of the 21st century.
A group of teenagers - silenced and controlled by a censorious society - discover a new world of feeling and freedom outside the classroom, with beautiful and devastating consequences.
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Age suitability: Not available
Almeida Artistic Director Rupert Goold (Ink, Albion) directs the first London revival of Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik's (American Psycho: A New Musical, Almeida Theatre and Broadway) acclaimed musical, based on the ground-breaking and once-banned 19th century play by Frank Wedekind.
This production is supported by the Ruddock Foundation for the Arts
Ruddock Foundation.
Performed by arrangement with Music Theatre International (Europe) Limited.
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London N1 1TA
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Includes ...
Laurie Kynaston
Amara Okereke
Creatives
Author: Steven Sater (book), based On The Play By Frank Wedekind
Composer: Duncan Sheik
Lyricist: Steven Sater
Director: Rupert Goold
Designer: Miriam Buether
Costume designer: Nicky Gillibrand
Musical direction: Jo Cichonska
Choreography: Lynne Page
Lighting: Jack Knowles