Time for a VLOG! Steffi D, who plays Ilse in the national tour of SPRING AWAKENING, tells us about the show and her character. The show runs through December 13 in The Buell Theatre!
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Friday, July 30, 2010
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I was disappointed with Spring Awakening. You did not advertise or bill it correctly. Nothing was mentioned about 1890 German students “awakening” set to Rock N Roll score. I thought it was a Rock & Roll Musical about young love as it was described in your 2009 Attractions Program. I was very disappointed that I paid big money to see something I would not have been interested in if you had described the production correctly.
I also think you should place a “rating” or disclosure on any productions that are known to have nudity and profanity! It was not my cup of tea and I’ve learned my lesson about choosing a costly theater outing regardless of how many “Tony” awards it has received. Also, I feel you should not have booked it in Denver during the Holiday Season – another time of year would have been more appropriate!
What a disappointment for a “Holiday Treat.”
Posted on December 17th, 2009 at 7:24 am
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