Inua Ellams' hit play bounces between barbers around the world, taking audiences into a male world of rituals and politics, while women share their own hair stories in My Fro and Me The poli…
Clarke Peters didn't just grew up listening to Louis Jordan. The singing legend's feelgood numbers also inspired his hit musical Five Guys Named Moe. With the show now revived for a new gene…
Hair is an important part of our identities and our collective histories. It, alongside head wraps, can bare connotations of wealth, status, and cultural identity in many indigenous or other…
Michael Arabian will direct the new production, which will open in Los Angeles in April 2018.
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of HAIR - The American Tribal Love-rock Musical, Michael Butler, the Broadway producer who brought the musical to its greatest fame and popularity, an…
Galas were held last week for the Public Theater, Americans for the Arts, Save the Children and the American Ballet Theater.
The sun shines in.
The Public Theater celebrated the anniversary of the landmark 1967 rock musical October 25 with a benefit performance at Lincoln Center's Frederick P. Rose Hall.
Last night, The Public Theater celebrated the 50th Anniversary of HAIR, the American tribal love-rock musical that originally opened at The Public Theater at 425 Lafayette Street. The one-ni…
Last night The Public Theater celebrated the 50th Anniversary of HAIR, the American tribal love-rock musical that originally opened at The Public Theater at 425 Lafayette Street. The one-nig…
Will Swenson talks about his Waitress character, his role in the new film The Greatest Showman, and the fate of his Hair character.
Good morning, BroadwayWorld Today's big news LOVE NEVER DIES tour opens, HAIR tribe reunites, and more
The Public Theater hosts a one-night-only 50th Anniversary benefit celebration of the legendary musical HAIR, which first premiered at The Public in 1967, tonight, October 25.
Happy Birthday HAIR, 50 years young this October 2017! The 50th anniversary production of HAIR, currently running at THE VAULTS, celebrated with a fantastic gala evening! Tribes old and new …
In the past month, two musicals have got me up on my feet and dancing all the way out to the bar. At Five Guys Named Moe, I joined a conga line at the interval after attempting to singalo…
In the past month, two musicals have got me up on my feet and dancing all the way out to the bar. At Five Guys Named Moe, I joined a conga line at the interval after attempting to singalo…
New York is the city that never sleeps, and with so many events and activities each week across all five boroughs, it can be hard to know what’s actually worthwhile. Here are the event…
The show opened in New York in 1967 before coming to the West End in 1968
Absence Makes The Heart…/Comb Your Hair (Or You'll Look Like A Slave) Reviewed by Neal Weaver Arena Stage Through October 29The two one-acts that make up this double bill come to us via th…
Fifty years ago, Hair was the very first show to play in the old Astor mansion, which was transformed into Joseph Papp’s first year-round Public Theater. (even though it feels like the…
The show debuted Off-Broadway October 17, 1967, at the Public Theater.
An assistant director recalls the path-breaking original production at the Public Theater.
Following a successful run at Manchester's Hope Mill Theatre, Jonathan O'Boyle's 50th-anniversary production of hippie musical Hair arrives in London for an extended season at The Vaults. He…
No 'turn' unstoned? The fourteen young performers in Hair certainly give a credible impression of being out of their skulls on psychedelic substances while still managing to deliver some sh…