"Hair" in Central Park: Don't miss it!

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<p>I posted this already in the musical theater section, but I just wanted to steer fellow CC parents to this wonderful production of the Public Theater, now playing at the Delacorte in Central Park. I went to see it on Saturday. This infectious, high-energy, 40th-anniversary (yikes!) production of “Hair” features a youthful cast of very accomplished singers, actors and dancers, many of them recent college graduates. The show runs until August 31, and tickets are free if you want to stand on line for hours. Still, on a nice day, it’s a fun thing to do. So if you’re near NYC or visiting, check out “Hair”!</p>

<p>For more info:</p>

<p>[Public</a> Theater - Tickets](<a href=“http://www.publictheater.org/content/view/128/223/]Public”>http://www.publictheater.org/content/view/128/223/)</p>

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<p>Here’s a Zoosermom anecdote.</p>

<p>when I was in second grade, I was the sun (“Let the sun shine in”) in our school play of Hair. I was all decked out in yellow with a giant sun sandwich board.</p>

<p>The composter, Galt McDermot, had twin girls in the class, so he supervised the production.</p>

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<p>Oh jeez, I hope you didn’t do the nude scene…</p>

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<p>^^ Not in second grade, audio. There are laws against that!!</p>

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<p>I was 13 and my mom took me to see hair. Yes there was the nude scene, and it so happened the guy I was "crushing"on the whole play was nude.</p>

<p>Be still my teen heart.</p>

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<p>Hair in second grade? I hope they didn’t sing the Nasty word song! </p>

<p>My house in college did a production and I painted flowers on people. I can’t sing or act worth beans. I’d love to see Hair, but I’ve never figured out how to deal with the standing in line part of the deal.</p>

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<p>I went to see “Hair” instead of going to prom. Parents not happy.</p>