Legit Reviews: This Tony-winning revival -- on tour with a cast every bit as strong as the originals of 1968 and 2009 -- gets "Hair" right where so many productions get it wrong.
The producers of "Hair" have canceled a Sunday matinee so that the cast and crew could attend and perform at a march for gay rights in Washington.
It's "Hair." It's here. Get used to it. "Hair," which opened indoors at Broadway prices last night after a smash last summer, free in Central Park, has settled its sweet, raucous and powerfu…
"Hair" was then and is now the most exciting new show in town, not so much a breath of spring air as a jolt of adrenaline.
It's not obsession if it's, like, really, really justified, is it?
During the first half of her biographical one-woman show, "Border/Clash," Staceyann Chin undergoes a remarkable transformation.
A professional line-sitter gets the boot at the Delacorte Theatre.
At age 40-something, "Hair" is the liveliest show in town.