HAIR
The tribe of the Age of Aquarius is still protesting the war, freeing their love, letting their hair down, and baring it all in HAIR. "The kids are all right," says the New York Times. "Quite a bit more than all right."
- Oct. 26 - Nov. 21, 2010
- Opera House
- 2 hours, 25 minutes
- $25.00 - $115.00
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About
Winner! 2009 Tony Award for Best Musical Revival
HAIR
Music by Galt MacDermot
Book and Lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado
Directed by Diane Paulus
Choreographed by Karole Armitage
"The kids are all right. Quite a bit more than all right."
--The New York Times
"There was nothing like HAIR when it opened on Broadway in April 1968, and there's nothing like the revival. HAIR was then and is now…a jolt of adrenaline."
--Bloomberg
A celebration of life, a love letter to freedom, and a passionate cry for hope and change, HAIR defined one generation and continues to inspire today. Join the tribe of the Age of Aquarius for the story of a group of friends choosing to speak up and sing out in celebration of love, life, and freedom. The first great rock musical, it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the stage, including "Let the Sun Shine In," "Good Morning Starshine," "Aquarius," and the infectious title song, "Hair." The New York Times raved, "Diane Paulus's thrilling, emotionally rich production delivers intense, unadulterated joy."
Performance Timing: Act I - 72 min.; Intermission - 15 min.; Act II - 57 min.
Please note: this performance contains strong language, mature content, and brief nudity.
HAIR
Music by Galt MacDermot
Book and Lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado
Directed by Diane Paulus
Choreographed by Karole Armitage
"The kids are all right. Quite a bit more than all right."
--The New York Times
"There was nothing like HAIR when it opened on Broadway in April 1968, and there's nothing like the revival. HAIR was then and is now…a jolt of adrenaline."
--Bloomberg
A celebration of life, a love letter to freedom, and a passionate cry for hope and change, HAIR defined one generation and continues to inspire today. Join the tribe of the Age of Aquarius for the story of a group of friends choosing to speak up and sing out in celebration of love, life, and freedom. The first great rock musical, it has some of the most rousing and soulful songs ever written for the stage, including "Let the Sun Shine In," "Good Morning Starshine," "Aquarius," and the infectious title song, "Hair." The New York Times raved, "Diane Paulus's thrilling, emotionally rich production delivers intense, unadulterated joy."
Performance Timing: Act I - 72 min.; Intermission - 15 min.; Act II - 57 min.
Please note: this performance contains strong language, mature content, and brief nudity.
Resources
Watch and Listen
Hair Look-In
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
Hair Look-In: Actors discuss the rehearsal process for Hair
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
Hair Look-In: Actors give advice to aspiring musical theater students
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
Hair Look-In: Adjusting the scenic elements at each venue and the put-in process
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
Hair Look-In: Do the social issues raised in Hair translate to present day?
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
Hair Look-In: The actors discuss their roles
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
Company members from Hair provide an insider's look into the production.
HAIR Montage
HAIR tells the story of a group of friends choosing to speak up and sing out in celebration of love, life, and freedom.
HAIR tells the story of a group of friends choosing to speak up and sing out in celebration of love, life, and freedom.
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HAIR is made possible through the generosity of The Adrienne Arsht Musical Theater Fund.
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