Spring Awakening at Spragg Auditorium at Salesianum School

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This exciting rock musical combines punk and pop anthems with more familiar contemporary folk- and ballad-tinged music. The show gives voice to the anger, joy, frustration, elation, and magic that we all go through to exorcise our demons and practice our hesitant first steps towards adulthood. This is a show about how unjust the world can feel when you're young and powerless to do anything about it. Too often, the only way of affecting their own lives is for young people to take dangerous, radical, or risky action. JustArt Theatricals, LLC is incredibly proud to present this raucous, tender, ferocious, and needy story as our opening statement as a company.

Authors

• Duncan Sheik
• Edward Bond
• Frank Wedekind
• Steven Sater

Cast members surround Original Spring Awakening Super Fan Lauren "Jeans Girl" Suchenski who plays "Adult Women" in the JustArt Theatricals production, opening Friday.

Georg (played by Will Rotsch) thinks about how much he loves music lessons...and, perhaps, his teacher.

Moritz (Brendan Moriak) dreams of being a rockstar...

Melchior (Jake Collins) is feeling a wee bit of academic pressure...

The Girls of Spring Awakening singing "Mama Who Bore Me (Reprise)

Wendla (Lucy Vavala) gets no sleep in heaven, or Bethlehem.

The Class (Cast?) picture from the Spring Awakening Yearbook... Featuring: (Back row from left): Adult Men (Tom Collins), Ernst (Kyle Heiss), Moritz (Brendan Moriak), Otto (Brice Malusa), Hanschen (Michael Macri), Melchior (Jake Collins), Adult Women (Lauren Suchenski), (Front row from left): Martha (Maura Bellew), Thea (Annie Bohnenberger), Ilse (Elsa Kegelman), Wendla (Lucy Vavala), Anna (Lindsay Wigo), Mariana (Cat Bohnenberger)

They Say You'll Go BLIND??!?

These kids look like trouble...

What could have been...Moritz and Ilse were happy kids in happier times...what if he'd said yes?

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