Lion's Tooth: Musical Theatre Major Can't Believe No One Recognizes His SPRING AWAKENING Halloween Costume

Lion's Tooth, the satirical website based in Boston's Emerson College, posted an article whose scenario is all too familiar with Broadway fans come every October 31st.

When freshman Musical Theatre major Tommy Schmidt attended the first of his weekend's Halloween parties dressed as Ernst from the Tony winning SPRING AWAKENING, he was disgusted to discover that nobody else in attendance could guess who he was.

Click here for the full article, revealing the less obscure costume he decided to go with at the next party.

Lion's Tooth burst onto the satire scene in December 2014. Modeled after "The Onion," we write brief, humorous articles tastefully making fun of Emerson culture. Founded by Charlie Greenwald, Malcolm Kelner, and Jeremy Vandroff. Visit lionstoothwebsite.wordpress.com

Deaf West Theatre's acclaimed production of Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik's SPRING AWAKENING, directed by Michael Arden and choreographed by Spencer Liff, opened on Sunday night, September 27, at Broadway's Brooks Atkinson Theatre.

SPRING AWAKENING, the Tony Award-winning Best Musical of 2007, runs 18 weeks only, through Saturday, January 9. It will be performed simultaneously in American Sign Language and spoken and sung in English by a cast of 28. Deaf West Theatre was last represented on Broadway with the triumphant production of Big River in 2003.

Based on Frank Wedekind's controversial 1891 expressionist play of the same name and featuring an electrifying pop/rock score, SPRING AWAKENING follows the lives of a group of adolescents as they navigate their journey from adolescence to adulthood in a fusion of morality, sexuality and rock & roll. An extraordinary creative team including Michael Arden and Spencer Liff has reinvented the groundbreaking musical about lost innocence and the struggles of youth in true Deaf West style.