Something Underground presents
The Spirit of Woodstock

Thursday 5th May
A thought-provoking, poignant, dynamic, semi-immersive theatre collage of the stories in the era surrounding the “Mother of Free Festivals.”
Inspired by the hippie, counterculture, and free festival movements, award-winning Something Underground brings you it’s tribute to Woodstock ’69.
You’ll meet a huge cast, including many of the 400,000 “kids” that attended Woodstock, the organisers, helicopter pilots, performers (Jerry Garcia, Pete Townshend, Arlo Guthrie, Janis Joplin, Country Joe Macdonald, Jimi Hendrix and more), local residents, traffic cops, acid dealers, Max Yasgur, toilet cleaners, The Hog Farm, TV News Reporters, and more.
You’ll be immersed in the era, the moon landings, “resist the Draft” and civil rights protestors, Merry Pranksters, Vietnam Vets, Politicians, state troopers, Jerry Rubin (writer for underground / counterculture paper The Rat) and more. All imbued with music and soundscapes evoking the haunting ethos of the time.
“….a massive theatrical achievement.” Brighton Source.
“5 Stars! … an exceptionally crafted and masterfully executed epic.” The Lewesian.
Run time: 150 minutes
Age recommendation: 14+
Doors open 1 hour before the performance starts
Full Price £15
Concession £12.50
