Few shows strive as literally to bring the audience into the experience, and that's what accounts for much of its continuing vitality.
After 47 years as a plastic prop, the consummate icon of little-girlhood is breathing, singing, dancing and even flying across the stage in her first live show.
The West End bids farewell to the Broadway company of Hair, who brought the show to the Gielgud Theatre, Sept. 4. The production is not being re-cast as previously anticipated with …
The Public Theater is recruiting Jeffrey Richards, the veteran Broadway producer, to help raise the $6.5 million budget for the revival of "Hair."
The cheerful songwriter bears no ill will towards our city for having slagged his work last time around.
"My feeling about coming back to Toronto," said Shaiman yesterday from Manhattan, "is 'if at first you don't succeed ...' "
The re-dawning of the Age of Aquarius is showing no signs of un-dawning. The Evergreen Players, seizing on the momentum of a recent Broadway revival, a national tour and a pretty great 2010 …
Will the latest incarnation of the musical "Hair" be able to capture the feeling of immediacy and relevance it had 41 years ago?
The Public production, which has been directed by Diane Paulus and choreographed by Karole Armitage to burst with adolescent ardor, reveals a show at once timeless and dated.