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Updated · Deadline · Sep 18
Lea Michele Honors Duncan Sheik, 56, After Spring Awakening Composer Dies
Updated
Updated · Deadline · Sep 18

Lea Michele Honors Duncan Sheik, 56, After Spring Awakening Composer Dies

3 articles · Updated · Deadline · Sep 18

Summary

  • Lea Michele said she was "at a loss for words" in an Instagram tribute a day after Duncan Sheik died of cardiac arrest at a Manhattan hospital at 56.
  • Michele recalled meeting Sheik at 14 before her first Spring Awakening audition and posted rehearsal videos showing him accompanying her on guitar.
  • Spring Awakening launched Michele, Jonathan Groff and John Gallagher Jr., and the 2006 Broadway production won five Tonys from 11 nominations, including best original score for Sheik and Steven Sater.
  • Tributes also came from Sater, music supervisor Or Matias and actor Kathryn Gallagher, who said Sheik had been planning new work despite a recent illness.
  • Sheik's death comes as a new Off Broadway revival of Spring Awakening is set to begin previews on November 27 at Studio Seaview.

Insights

What unfinished masterpieces did Duncan Sheik leave behind following his sudden death just before the new Spring Awakening revival?
How will the highly anticipated Spring Awakening revival alter its upcoming production to honor its unexpectedly deceased creator?