ShowBizRadio: Spring Awakening

Keegan Theatre is presenting…Spring Awakening, with a cast of marvelously talented young men and…women in an audacious illustration of sexual maturity in the face of societal denial and suppression.

The breakout talent in this show is (Paul) Scanlon…The other star…is the music direction (Jake Null) and the orchestra.”

The concomitant adults were played by Charlotte Akin and Jon Townson, as interchangeable pillars of a…system that denied the humanity of its children.

Keegan Theatre’s Spring Awakening is a worthy endeavor…Go see it…

–Read the Full Review at ShowBizRadio

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