Kofman Theatre (Alameda, CA)
Join the tribe, let the sunshine in and live the American tribal love-rock anti-war musical with Alameda Civic Light Opera. Hair tells the story of a group of young people in New York's East Village who banded together to change the world. Although known as an anthem to the '60s, Hair resonates even now as its depiction of one turbulent era reflects our own.
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The last date listed for Hair was Sunday September 27, 2009 / 2:00pm. (view all dates)
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Fabulous show...I would go see it again.
An attractive, energetic cast couldn't save this production. With the exception of the singer in the role of Sheila, ALL of the vocals were inaudible. We moved at intermission (from up-close to about 1/2 way back in the auditorium), hoping the acoustics were better there. But no. It's a terrible venue for musicals. I don't understand why that one singer was able to be heard, though, maybe she has a really powerful voice (it was quite good), or maybe she has the only working microphone.
Cast was great and had alot of passion in the performance.
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America’s first and most revolutionary rock musical, "Hair" opened on Broadway in 1968 at the height of the Vietnam War, exploring the counter-culture and anti-war movement prevalent at the time through exciting rock music. This show explores the forces that shaped America in the 1960's including equal rights, sexual freedom and environmental activism. This production contains strong language, adult themes and nudity. This production is rated R.
The Alameda Civic Light Opera is dedicated to preserving America's unique musical theater repertoire by staging professional-quality productions for Alameda and the East Bay.