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The mother and father of the Tony-winning smash hit Fun Home sit down to take Broadway.com reader ququestions.
Amanda Seyfried took to Instagram to share her latest look, a short bob, after she took several inches of her long hair off as a donation to theLocks of Love charitable organization.
"The Vampire Diaries" Stars Talk Chest Hair & Favorite Movie EndingsYH catches up with our good buddies from "The Vampire Diaries", Ian Somerhalder, Paul Wesley, and Kat Graham, at Comic-Con…
Matt Harrington, who stars as the debonair Mr. Wormwood in Broadway's Matilda the Musical, takes us backstage at the Shubert Theatre. See his unbelievable transformation and meet some o…
Today in 2011, the return engagement of the second Broadway revival of HAIR opened at the St. James Theatre, where it ran for 67 performances. Hair The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical is a…
The 2009 Broadway revival of Hair made quite a splash with its stellar vocal performances by a cast that became committed to real-life political activism during the run of the show. Chec…
Darren Criss and Megan Hilty join a starry cast for a HAIR gem
The show: "Hair" at West Hartford's Playhouse on Park
Marney McQueen isRosa Waxoffski , beauty therapist to the stars. Along with her world-renowned pianist Boris Longschlongadongski (musical director Mark Jones), her show is a celebration o…
Thanks to you, the Broadway.com Photo Scavenger Hunt was a huge success! We had so much fun retweeting your silly snapshots during the ceremony, and it looks like you had a blast taking snap…
A new make-up and hair academy is to launch in September, which its founders claim will be the most comprehensive of its
"Baby Daddy" Star Jean-Luc Bilodeau on Chest Hair, Turtles, & Mall-CrawlersActor Jean-Luc Bilodeau pays a visit to the YH Studio to chat about his hit ABC Family sitcom "Baby Daddy" and an a…
Original Off-Broadway and Broadway Casts, 1967/1968 (RCA, 2CDs) Many musical theater traditionalists were nonplussed when the seminal rock musical Hair was a big success Off-Broadway and the…
Dionysus is alive in Central Park. Song, revelry and altered states are being celebrated nightly in the Public Theatre's rousing revival of Hair, the 1967 "American tribal love-rock musical," which not only pulls its audience back to the heyday of hippies but reminds us how ritual unmediated by technology has gone missing in 21st-century America.
There's nothing wrong with a two-and-a-half hour theater production, except when it's of a 90-minute play.
"Hairspray" - the hit Broadway musical that spoofs the '60s and stars a fat man in drag - picked up 13 Tony Award nominations yesterday, including best musical, best score and best book.
Though stretching back to 1960s countercultural folklore, Hair has lost none of its political fervor and intense emotions.
