Hair
Broadway Musical Previews
March 6 2009
Opened March 31 2009 Running Time
2 hours 25 mins | 1 intermission Tickets $37 to $127 | Holiday
pricing higher
Standing Room Only $27 day of performance
tickets available when performance is sold out | Box Office Only | Subject to availability |
Subject to change
Lottery $25 tickets
in the BE-IN boxes available | Lottery entries 2 1/2 hours before curtain |
Drawing 2 hours before curtain | One lottery entry per person
| 2 tickets per entry |
Valid ID required | Subject to availability | Subject to change
Prices do not include any taxes,
service charges or other charges
Order at
Telecharge 212-239-6200 | Outside NY Metro Area 800-432-7250 Advisory
Might not be appropriate for children 13 and under
Restrictions Children under 4 years of
age not permitted
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Added Performances
Curtain Changes
Producer
The Joseph Papp Public Theater/New York Shakespeare Festival,
Jeffrey Richards, Jerry Frankel, Gary Goddard Entertainment, et al
Creative
Gerome Ragni & James Rado book & lyrics
Galt MacDermot music & orchestrations
Diane Paulus director
Karole Armitage choreographer
Michael McDonald costume design
Kevin Adams lighting design
Scott Pask scenic design
Acme Sound Partners sound design
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Opening Night Cast |
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Current Cast |
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Sasha Allen |
Dionne |
Jeannette Bayradelle |
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Allison Case |
Crissy |
Vanessa Ray |
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Gavin Creel |
Claude |
Kyle Riabko |
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Andrew Kober |
Father
Margaret Meade |
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Megan Lawrence |
Mother |
Rachel Bay Jones |
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Caissie Levy |
Sheila |
Diana DeGarmo |
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Darius Nichols |
Hud |
Wallace Smith |
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Bryce Ryness |
Woof |
Jason Wooten |
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Kacie Sheik |
Jeanie |
Annaleigh Ashford |
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Will Swenson |
Berger |
Ace Young |
Jackie Burns
Kaitlyn Kiyan
Megan Reinking |
Black Boys Trio |
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Sasha Allen
Nicole Lewis
Saycon Senbloh |
White Boys Trio |
Nicole Lewis |
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Synopsis
Peace, love, understanding. Sex, drugs, rock and roll. War. The
issues of the late '60s were brought to the stage in this
groundbreaking production. The first true rock opera?
Broadway Show History
At Hair's opening night at the
Biltmore
Theater on April 29, 1968, Diane Keaton was among the
enthusiastic ensemble, taking the Broadway stage for her first time
in a production that would go on to run for an astonishing (at that
time) 1,750 performances
The show has had one major revival prior to this current production,
in 1977, again at the Biltmore Theater. Not very well received, the
show played almost twice as many previews, 79, as regular run
performances, 43
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