<p>'Once in a generation, if we're lucky, an unexpected new musical comes along and changes everything. That is the thrilling achievement of <em>Spring Awakening</em>'</p>

New York Observer

<p>'Filled with powerful and poetic intelligence! The awakening here is not just to sexuality but to musical storytelling'</p>

New Yorker

<p>'A show that bristles with rawness, vitality and urgency. Sater's book and lyrics seem to capture from within the uniquely teenage feeling that every emotion is the most tempestuous, frightening, passionate or exciting one ever experienced'</p>

Variety

<p>'Exquisite... a musical masterpiece... I was blown away by [it]... dark and sophisticated... feels raw and dangerous and honest in a way few musicals really are... pure poetry, a howl of adolescent rage that sings like an angel, a teenage riot that floors you with its beauty'</p>

Time Out

<p>'A tidal wave of surging adolescent hormones... feels powerfully current'</p>

Evening Standard

<p>'An explosion of anarchic energy and pent-up frustration... throbs with passion and ingenuity... thrilling'</p>

iNews

<p>'A triumph, a piercing beam of light into the way that the adult world simultaneously ignores and suppresses young people... the themes of the piece speak with loud contemporary clarity... devastating... punchy and lyrically expressive... a triumphant achievement'</p>

Whatsonstage

<p>'Probably the best thing I've seen this year: it moves me; it chokes me; it thrills me'</p>

British Theatre Guide