Spring Awakening follows the lives of three teenagers, Melchior, Moritz, and Wendl, as they navigate their entry into sexual awareness. Unlike so many works that claim to tell the truth of adolescence, Spring Awakening offers no easy answers or redemption. Yet the play’s subject matter―teenage desire, suicide, abortion, and homosexuality ― is as explosive and important today as it was a century ago.
Whatever you’re going through, whoever you are, whoever you love, it’s okay.














