Spring Awakening

Join Impact Theatre Collective for a one weekend presentation of Spring Awakening, A tony Award winning musical including Best Musical, Best Book and Best Original Score. Music by Duncan Sheik, book and lyrics by Steven Sater.

This new theatre company of young creatives is here to share the story of struggling youth in late 1800's Germany. Spring Awakening is an Alternative Rock musical, that tells the story of adolescent youth navigating their inner and outer turmoil. This cast of curious, naive, and sometimes depraved characters undergo a journey of intimate and profound self actualization in the confines of their oppressive society that is both heartbreaking and inspiring.

Tickets are pay what you can starting at $15, seating will be first come first serve.

If you donated to the fundraiser, please be sure to check your email for comp codes!

If you are wanting to see the show but do not have the financial means to purchase a ticket, we at Impact AND the members of our wonderful community still want you to come! If you do not have the means to purchase a $15 ticket, please email impacttheatrecollective@gmail.com to claim a community ticket! This is an entirely free ticket to the show, no questions asked.

RULES AND NOTES:

1. An individual can claim a maximum of 3 Tickets.

2. The Ticket Pool number is updated daily at 10 AM, so the Ticket Pool number may not be accurate depending on when you contact us.

3. The Ticket Pool is made possible by the contributions to our GoFundMe. If you would like to contribute to the community ticket pool, every $15 donation to our GoFundMe until 07/15/25 will create a community ticket to a maximum pool of 30 tickets OR LESS, DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY.

COMMUNITY TICKET POOL: 21

This show is intended for mature audiences.

Directed by Ethan Pierce

Music Directed by Collin Sinclair

Choreography by Danielle Morris

CONTENT WARNING!

Spring Awakening is a show that deals with intense subject matters: including sexual content, as well as themes of abuse and oppression.

It is important to acknowledge that while this play is set in the past, the topics, themes, and subject matter are relevant today more than ever. While challenging, we encourage individuals to embrace these subjects with the same care and compassion as the artists who bring this story to life on the stage.

The following is content which will be depicted on stage:

Systems and Structures: Oppressive religion, sexism, ageism, classism

Parental abuse: Grooming of minors for abuse, physical abuse of children by adults including teachers and parents, verbal abuse

Domestic violence: assault; depictions of self harm, the suggestion of suicide with a razor and a suicide by gun, weapons: a gun, a razor

Sexual Content: Sexual Assault, Sexual fantasizing, sexual activity including kissing, caressing, spanking/switching, intercourse, masturbation, and group masturbation, nudity, abortion

Language: Verbal harassment/abuse, explicit language