“….a massive theatrical achievement. …. deserves some kind of award!”
Brighton Source

5 Stars! “… an exceptionally crafted and masterfully executed epic.”
The Lewesian,

A thought-provoking, poignant, lump-in-throat, dynamic, energetic and semi-immersive theatre collage of the stories and era that surrounded the “Mother of Free Festivals.”

“The best feelgood, dance along, piece of theatre I’ve ever seen. Really brought everyone together. Highlight of my festival” via Sally Edwards.

“Among the festival highlights were watching Jonathan Brown’s play about Woodstock. If you get a chance to see this, do it!” Adam Wilder

“this was my festival highlight – utterly brilliant piece of work – and hope many many get to see it. Thank you!!!” Bianca Gavin

“…really entertaining- you are a master of character” Mo Cohen.

“…an amazing rollercoaster which is moving, hilarious, revealing and joyful. Jonathan is a high speed shapeshifter!” Mark Mansbridge

“…a real treat to watch it brought to life so brilliantly. What a hoot!” Lizzie Lights.

Inspired by the ethos of the hippie, counterculture, and free festival movements, and still retaining remnants of these traditions, Award-winning Something Underground Theatre Company brings you it’s tribute to Woodstock ’69

Full show info here: https://www.somethingunderground.co.uk/the-spirit-of-woodstock/

AND ALSO…. same day at 7pm....
The Spirit of Woodstock’s sequel show, about the 70’s…
The Children of The Revolution

Written & Performed by Jonathan Brown... Something Underground Theatre Co.

• Winner, The International Fringe Encore Series Award 2022 (Betsy: Wisdom of a Brighton Whore)
• Best New Play Award, New Writing South 2012 (The Last Lunch).
• Best New Play Award (Shortlist), New Writing South 2013 (The Silent Stream)
• Bruntwood Prize (Longlisting) 2019 (How to Start a Knife Gang)..
  
• Best Male Performer, Brighton Fringe 2013 (Jonathan Brown for The Silent Stream)
• Best Female Performer, Brighton Fringe 2014 (K Goodfellow, Smoking Ban)
• Best Female Performer (Nom), Brighton Fringe 2013 (Rachel Guershon for Betsy: Wisdom of a Brighton Whore)
• Best Male Performer (Nom), Brighton Fringe 2007 (Jonathan Brown for Large Print Trash)
• Amnesty International Award for Outstanding Performance in the category of contribution to Human Rights Awareness (Longlisting) 2014. (Smoking Ban with Kate Goodfellow)
  
• Shortlist, Brighton Fringe International Touring Award in Association with The Pebble Trust 2022 (Betsy: Wisdom of a Brighton Whore)
• The Gemini Print Group and Brighton Fringe Design for Print Award (Shortlist) 2021 (The Spirit of Woodstock)
• Shortlist, UnBarred Best Local Artist Award, Brighton Fringe, 2022 (Betsy: Wisdom of a Brighton Whore)