Last year, we shared the Kickstarter campaign for Spring Street, a series set in the world of classical music. Spring Street creator and star David Beck said that his show would be a genre-blending ride filled with a diverse cast, and we can now see how he has followed through on that promise. Spring Street is here, and it is an eye-catching, complex show driven by its patient cinematography and round characters.
In Spring Street, Beck (who is the founder of New York-based nonprofit organization The Great Griffon) portrays Christopher, a somewhat cranky piano teacher whose life changes dramatically when his grandmother dies, his pregnant sister shows up at his door, and he gains a mysterious new student. Over its nine episodes, Spring Street slowly unfolds its characters while playing them against one another with carefully-written dialogue.
In the premiere, we meet Christopher and see him at work:
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In Spring Street, Beck (who is the founder of New York-based nonprofit organization The Great Griffon) portrays Christopher, a somewhat cranky piano teacher whose life changes dramatically when his grandmother dies, his pregnant sister shows up at his door, and he gains a mysterious new student. Over its nine episodes, Spring Street slowly unfolds its characters while playing them against one another with carefully-written dialogue.
In the premiere, we meet Christopher and see him at work:
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- 7/7/2017
- by Sam Gutelle
- Tubefilter.com
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