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Spring Awakening

Spring Awakening

Musical by Steven SaterWikipedia

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Sep 17, 2026

Lizzy McAlpineGUEST
18:13
Um, Natalie w- is just, like, my dream role of- ... my life, that would be amazing.
Lizzy McAlpineGUEST
18:18
Spring Awakening would be amazing.
Angie MartoccioHOST
18:20
Yes.
Lizzy McAlpineGUEST
18:20
Um, anything.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:22
Wait, what? That's really concerning.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:24
I mean, he's not just known for barely breathing, but also for spring awakening.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:29
It's shocking.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
0:31
Right, and the statement said he's receiving medical care, but hasn't disclosed any details about what's happening.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:06
i do that's such a remarkable feat it just shows how impactful that song was and how connected people felt to his music
speaker_2UNKNOWN
1:13
And it's not just that.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
1:15
He won a Tony for Spring Awakening, which transformed Broadway with its unique sound.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
1:21
True, and he composed the score for A Home at the End of the World.
SarahHOST
18:14
96 was the year? Yeah.
VinnieHOST
18:16
The singer behind the 96 hit single Barely Breathing and Tony Award winning composer of Spring Awakening is in critical condition.
VinnieHOST
18:25
And you're right.
VinnieHOST
18:26
They're not saying exactly why.
Gina BarberiHOST
44:18
We used to play it.
Bill AllredHOST
44:19
But we also should remember that Duncan Sheik wrote Spring Awakening, the Broadway hit Spring Awakening.
Bill AllredHOST
44:27
Oh.
Bill AllredHOST
44:28
And that's, yeah, he's best known, the work of Spring Awakening written with Stephen Sater, the original Broadway production won Tony Awards for Best Orchestration, Best Original Score, Best Musical, and a Grammy for Best Musical Show.
Bill AllredHOST
44:45
I saw it at a touring company production of it up at Kingsbury, and it's a really good show.
Bill AllredHOST
44:53
Well, here, how much will it cost to see a movie at Salt Lake City's oldest theater? About $8.5 million.
John FugelsangHOST
5:57
Also, just putting out some love for a friend of the show, singer Duncan Sheik, who was up for a Grammy in 1996 for Barely Breathing.
John FugelsangHOST
6:06
He's someone I interviewed many times back in my VH1 days, and he was a guest on this show for the wonderful Broadway production of Spring Awakening.
John FugelsangHOST
6:14
He is in critical but stable condition receiving medical care.
John FugelsangHOST
6:17
We're not sure what's going on.
Julian SewellGUEST
10:17
I did a lot of acting for a company called Faust International Youth Theatre, as well as the Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation.
Julian SewellGUEST
10:24
And I was Moritz in their flagship production of Spring Awakening.
Julian SewellGUEST
10:30
And the following year, I was Jesus in Godspell.
Julian SewellGUEST
10:32
And these were quite like large scale productions.
Julian SewellGUEST
10:36
And I remember it was after Spring Awakening.
Julian SewellGUEST
10:39
And that was such a fun show to work on.
Julian SewellGUEST
10:43
And we were, mind you, this is like, I was 15 years old and they were like, you know, what, what show should we do next? And I did research and I was like, there's this show called the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and I would love to play William Barfay.
GavinHOST
8:19
The thing that I'm hoping is that this is just a style of show and of music in which our industry ebbs and flows through styles.
GavinHOST
8:27
And if you look at the early 2000s and if you look at some of the most popular shows of that time, like Avenue Q, Spring Awakening, Next to Normal being three examples.
GavinHOST
8:39
one of those shows has, like, high-belty stuff.
GavinHOST
8:42
And even if you're looking at, like, maybe one of the high-belty characters, like, yeah, the lead of the show in Next to Normal needs to be able to sing, like, insane.

42 MINS LATER

GavinHOST
51:05
So we'll go Janet Radcliffe to Groff.
GavinHOST
51:10
And then what's Jonathan Groff done before? He did Just In Time.
GavinHOST
51:17
He did Spring Awakening.
GavinHOST
51:18
He did Merrily.
StephHOST
39:31
Did you work with her?
Mackie MouseHOST
39:32
I, uh, worked on Spring Awakening when I was, uh, in New York.
Mackie MouseHOST
39:36
And that was, Spring Awakening kind of re-put her on the map.
Mackie MouseHOST
39:41
She, she was an, a child star.
Mackie MouseHOST
39:42
She was, uh, one of the kids in Ragtime and, uh, Fiddler on the Roof.
StephHOST
39:52
Oh.
Mackie MouseHOST
39:52
Um, and I was working for the Roundabout Theater Company, who is the, uh, the casting team of the Roundabout Theater Company, which is a nonprofit theater company.
Mackie MouseHOST
40:02
Is the same casting team that originally cast Spring Awakening when it went to the Manhattan Theater Company, um, which is a for-profit company.
Hannah MooneyHOST
29:03
Parade is an exception.
Hannah MooneyHOST
29:04
I kind of put Parade in the same category where I put Blood Brothers and Spring Awakening.
Hannah MooneyHOST
29:10
Musicals where they've got some depth, they've got some grunt, and they're not just like, hey guys, let's sing Waterloo.
Connor MaxwellGUEST
29:19
I think that was part of the appeal because again I was initially not necessarily told but suggested that I wouldn't have to sing or dance in that show.
Stephen TannosGUEST
47:14
Oh, favorite musical.
Stephen TannosGUEST
47:17
Spring Awakening.
Tanya SinghHOST
47:19
Oh.
Tanya SinghHOST
47:19
Favorite artist to choreograph?

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