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Home > Theatre > Spring Awakening at Brockley Jack

Spring Awakening at Brockley Jack

By Caroline King - June 5, 2012Posted in : Theatre

Spring Awakening at Brockley Jack Studio Theatre When: 20th June – 14th July 2012 at 7.45 pm (Matinees: 30th June and Saturday 7th July at 3.30pm)

Where: Brockley Jack Studio Theatre, 410 Brockley Road, London SE4 2DH

£: 12, 10 concessions. Suitable for over 16s. Contains smoking, violence and scenes of a sexual nature.

What is it?

“Won’t you visit my dreams for a while?”

Wendla Bergman just wants to know about it.
Mrs Bergman doesn’t want to discuss it.
Moritz is too nervous to talk about it.
Melchior can explain it, with diagrams.
Innocent eyes will see what you tell them.
A little learning is a dangerous thing.

Spring Awakening was ahead of its time.  It questions authority, education and parenting.  It subverts accepted views on teenage pregnancy, homosexuality, religion and suicide.  It attempts to build new views, new ideas and new norms.

Bold undertakings for a play originally written in the 1890s, and just as bold today.

Directed by John Fricker, best known as an actor, and for the role of Marteetee in Your Highness.  Produced by Kirsty Fox, one of the founders of award-winning Manchester based Organised Chaos Productions.  Spring Awakening is the first show from OutFox Productions.

More info: www.brockleyjack.co.uk

Tagged With: Brockley Jack Studio Theatre, London, London events, London theatre, Spring Awakening

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