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Shows · Spring Awakening · Eugene O'Neill Theatre, 2006

Spring Awakening, 2006

Opened December 10, 2006

Closed January 18, 2009

859 performances

Eugene O'Neill Theatre

Original

Broadway

8 Tony Awards

Spring Awakening
Tindolent

Of the productions that opened in the 2000s, this had the 24th longest run.

Other stagings of Spring Awakening 3 more

2009
Lyric TheatreBroadway
2009
Novello TheatreLondon Original
2015
Brooks Atkinson TheatreBroadway Revival, directed by The Forest of Arden
135 performances

Who was in it36 named

Robert Hager
Blake Bashoff
Drew Tyler Bell
Amanda Castanos
Blake Daniel
Emma Hunton
Morgan Karr
Emily Kinney
Caitlin Kinnunen
Alice Lee
Kristine Nielsen
Hunter Parrish
Zach Reiner Harris
Kyle Riabko
Matt Shingledecker
Alexandra Socha
Jesse Swenson
Gabriel Violett

Creative team

Director
Michael Mayer
Choreographer
Bill T. Jones
Producer
Ira Pittelman, Tom Hulce, Jeffrey Richards, Jerry Frankel, Atlantic Theater Company, Jeffrey Sine, Freddy DeMann, Max Cooper, Mort Swinsky, Cindy Gutterman, Jay Gutterman, Joe McGinnis, Judith Ann Abrams, ZenDog Productions, CarJac Productions, Aron Bergson Productions, Jennifer Manocherian, Ted Snowdon, Harold Thau, Terry E. Schnuck, Cold Spring Productions, Amanda Dubois, Elizabeth Eynon Wetherell, Jennifer Maloney , Tamara Tunie, Joe Cilibrasi and StyleFour Productions; Associate
Orchestrations
Duncan Sheik

Tony Awards 8 from 11 nominations

Best Musical
Won

Recordings 3 released while this run was on

2006
Spring Awakening (Original Broadway Cast Recording)
Spring Awakening (Original Broadway Cast Recording) Verve, released December 12, 2006
Worldwide
2006
Spring Awakening: A New Musical
Spring Awakening: A New Musical Decca Broadway B0008020-02 IN03, released December 12, 2006
United States
2006
Spring Awakening: A New Musical Decca Broadway, released December 12, 2006
United States

1 more exist for other runs of this show: see Spring Awakening for all of them.

Around this production

SPRING AWAKENING ANEW MUSICAL

The handheld microphones were a deliberate choice: when characters burst into song, they pulled mics from their pockets, signaling a shift from the repressive 19th-century world to their uncensored inner lives.

The cast of Spring Awakening enjoys the spotlight. The Playbill Broadway Yearbook Third Annual Edition Viagas Robert 3rd Annual Ed , p. 470

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