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Spring Awakening

Spring Awakening

Musical by Steven SaterWikipedia

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Nov 2, 2026

Jeffrey Scott ParsonsHOST
17:15
Then the Tony Awards come around and Legally Blonde doesn't get nominated for Best Musical, even though it gets nominated for some other things.
Jeffrey Scott ParsonsHOST
17:22
It's the same season as Spring Awakening.
Jeffrey Scott ParsonsHOST
17:26
And I feel like, I don't know, I just I feel like there were a lot of people who were rolling their eyes at the show in the same way that I was rolling my eyes at it.
Jeffrey Scott ParsonsHOST
17:34
And, and what's interesting is that now 20 years later, looking back on it, I think next to Spring Awakening, it is the most important musical of that entire season.
Jeffrey Scott ParsonsHOST
17:45
The cultural footprint is huge.
Jeffrey Scott ParsonsHOST
17:49
I mean, it's coming out right during the Wild West of reality shows.
BVWHOST
4:30
I'm going to play it for you at the end of the show, so stick around.
BVWHOST
4:33
And into the 2000s and the 2010s and 20s, Duncan was still recording new music, and he was a big part of the Tony and Grammy award-winning musical Spring Awakening.
BVWHOST
4:43
this is variety hits show number 62 welcome to it and next up we'll go back to 1983 for lionel richie now lionel's had some recent health issues he's been canceling shows wishing all the best to an 80s legend lionel richie and running with the night so The
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:12
heart of the city streets is beating.
ShannonHOST
11:51
But there is this...
ShannonHOST
11:53
I would say trio of Spring Awakening, Passing Strange, and Next Normal in the aughts that is trying to take Rent and the musical footprint of Rent and make it more, I would say, cerebral, focused, devastating, make it more kind of lived in.
ShannonHOST
12:17
Rent... is many many things i think it always feels a little bit like a fantasy even though it's very real topics um but it's very heightened
ErikHOST
12:29
and those three shows have a happy ending where someone doesn't die because they hear a song
ShannonHOST
12:34
exactly like you
ErikHOST
12:35
know
ShannonHOST
12:37
the passing strange next normal and spring awakening are trying to do A very specific thing that you can only have after a rend, right? But that I think has very varying levels of success.
ShannonHOST
12:56
Some of them stick the landing, some of them don't.
TanyaGUEST
30:06
Duncan Sheik, who was a United States singer, songwriter, composer.
TanyaGUEST
30:12
He wrote the score to Spring Awakening.
TanyaGUEST
30:15
So maybe people are familiar with that.
TanyaGUEST
30:17
But when he came out with his first album in 1996, I listened to that album quite a bit.
TanyaGUEST
30:30
And I was just looking up, he has a lot more albums that I have not heard.
TanyaGUEST
30:34
He tragically died just a few days ago.
TanyaGUEST
30:38
And Spring Awakening too is a amazing musical, just fantastic ahead of his time.
TanyaGUEST
30:44
And yeah, so I've been listening to some Duncan Sheik.
Nicholas GalitzineGUEST
22:54
that you, yeah.
Nicholas GalitzineGUEST
22:56
Spring Awakening.
Nicholas GalitzineGUEST
22:57
Spring Awakening, which is, you know, very well known for being a musical.
Nicholas GalitzineGUEST
23:01
Absolutely.
Nicholas GalitzineGUEST
23:02
Absolutely.
Jack BishopHOST
9:50
I think I was.
Jack BishopHOST
9:50
And you went Spring Awakening instead.
Jack BishopHOST
9:52
Yeah.
Jack BishopHOST
9:54
All the classic rock heads out there perked up.
Steffi DiDomenicantonioGUEST
10:58
And and people love following celebrity in a way of like, what's that person? And look, I worked in America a couple of times.
Steffi DiDomenicantonioGUEST
11:08
I was on the Spring Awakening tour when I was 19 to 21 years old.
Steffi DiDomenicantonioGUEST
11:12
And I also went on tour with Come From Away.
Steffi DiDomenicantonioGUEST
11:14
And I think what I noticed is that People get, like, interested in who the people on stage are.

29 MINS LATER

Phil RickabyHOST
40:32
So what was it like for you having seen that show and had that experience and then being in that show?
Steffi DiDomenicantonioGUEST
40:39
Oh, gosh.
Steffi DiDomenicantonioGUEST
40:41
In the spring awakening can of worms.
Steffi DiDomenicantonioGUEST
40:44
Wow.
Ross BaumGUEST
2:55
It
MayaHOST
2:55
maybe was Spring Awakening.
MayaHOST
2:57
Oh, my gosh.
Ross BaumGUEST
2:59
Yeah, that was, like, those were my days.
Ross BaumGUEST
3:30
Color purple.
Ross BaumGUEST
3:32
I had the best time.
Ross BaumGUEST
3:33
Spring Awakening I saw seven times.
Ross BaumGUEST
3:35
Yeah, I felt very lucky to grow up close to New York City.
Andrew Barth FeldmanGUEST
16:05
So it's a real gift to get to start that.
Daz GaleHOST
16:09
And Spring Awakening in particular has meant so much to generations of theatre fans.
Daz GaleHOST
16:13
Were you a fan of Duncan and Stephen's work before joining Nero? Oh my gosh, of course.
Daz GaleHOST
16:17
I loved
Andrew Barth FeldmanGUEST
16:18
Spring Awakening and Alice by Heart.
Andrew Barth FeldmanGUEST
16:21
Yeah, it's a kind of, I mean, he kind of invented a new form of musical theatre that everyone, not everyone, but many, many, many writers, aspiring writers and otherwise since, are trying to emulate, trying to recreate, and they can't.
Andrew Barth FeldmanGUEST
16:38
It is a singularly unique style.
Andrew Barth FeldmanGUEST
16:44
He just is a unique writer, a truly singular writer, and can express something that nobody else can seem to express in the form of musical theater.
Mickey JoHOST
1:30
Oh my god, hey! I recently had the chance to visit the rehearsal room of Nero, a brand new musical making its UK premiere from the 2nd of November at Southwark Playhouse Elephant here in London.
Mickey JoHOST
1:40
The show from Spring Awakening co-writers Steven Sater and the late, great Duncan Sheik, who tragically passed away earlier this year, tells the story of the Emperor Nero, played by Broadway's Andrew Barth Feldman in his UK stage debut.
Mickey JoHOST
1:53
Here is what Andrew and Stephen had to say about the show and the rehearsals so far.
Mickey JoHOST
1:57
We are here ahead of another day of rehearsals.
Steven SaterGUEST
2:20
You know, the origin of this, this is how far this goes back, was when George W. Bush declared mission accomplished in Iraq, and I called Duncan, Duncan, good guy, Um, and said, you know, Rome is burning.
Steven SaterGUEST
2:36
We have to do something.
Steven SaterGUEST
2:37
And he said, you mean another piece of musical theater? Cause it just started spring awakening.
Steven SaterGUEST
2:43
Um, but that's, that's really where it began.

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