Cast Complete for Argyle Theatre’s Spring Awakening | Playbill

Regional News Cast Complete for Argyle Theatre’s Spring Awakening The Tony-winning musical will begin performances January 17 at the Long Island venue.
Alex Joseph Grayson, Corrie Farbstein, and David Cronin
Long Island’s The Argyle Theatre will present the Tony winning Steven Sater-Duncan Sheik musical Spring Awakening January 17–February 24.

Directed by Matthew Earnest with choreography by Sara Brians and music direction by Jonathan W. Brenner, the cast will feature David Cronin as Moritz, Corrie Farbstein as Wendla, Alex Joseph Grayson as Melchior, Monica Bell as Adult Woman, Tyler Belo as Otto, John Anker Bow as Adult Man, Angel Harrison as Thea, Yamuna Meleth as Anna, Pat Moran as Hanschen, Emily Nash as Ilse, Townsend J. Pass as Ernst, Corey Ryan as Georg, and Rose Van Dyne as Martha with Jamie Murray and Wes Williams.


Based on the play by Frank Wedekind, Spring Awakening has book and lyrics by Sater, music and orchestrations by Sheik, string orchestrations by Simon Hale, and vocal arrangements by Annmarie Milazzo. The rock musical charts the complicated journey from adolescence to adulthood during a time when adolescents weren’t free to ask questions about their changing bodies and sexuality.

Evan Pappas, Argyle artistic director, said in a statement, “With its timeless tale of young people struggling to grow and express themselves and its fabulous rock and roll score, Spring Awakening is truly a modern classic. Not to mention, once again, we have assembled one of the most talented casts to be seen on Long Island.”

The production will also have set and costume design by William Bezek, lighting design by John Salutz, sound design by Carlos Dias, Jr., and props design by Lily Ten Eyck. The production stage manager is Ingrid Pierson, and the casting director is Michael Cassara.

Visit argyletheatre.com.


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