Hair
Tour
The American Tribal Love Rock Musical
Opening Date
Jan 07, 1971
Closing Date
Dec 24, 1972
MusicalOriginalNational Tour
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Open Date: Jan 07, 1971
Close Date: Dec 24, 1972
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Is Final Week: 1
ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Setting
The 1960s. The East Village.
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PeopleProduced by Michael ButlerOriginal Production Directed by Tom O'Horgan; Original Dance Director: Julie ArenalBook by Gerome Ragni and James Rado; Music by Galt MacDermot; Lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado; Musical Director: Fred Waring Jr.Restaged by Robert FarleyScenic Design by Robin Wagner; Costume Design by Nancy Potts; Lighting Design by Jules Fisher; Sound System: Abe JacobExecutive Producer: Bertrand Castelli; General Manager: Maurice Schaded; Company Manager: Donald Tirabassi and Susan V. SedgwickProduction Stage Manager: Dan B. Sedgwick, Jr.; Stage Manager: Gary Anderson; Assistant Stage Mgr: Robert OssenfortConducted by Peter Malick; Bass: Ted Parkins; Drums: Bob Mason; Trumpet: Chuck Dalton and Ed Lee; Woodwinds: Jack Lowther; Piano: Steve BurkeyTouring Agent: Theatrical International Tours, Inc.; Press Representative: Gifford / Wallace, Inc.FatherAbe LincolnJewish MomYoung RecruitWar ParentGeneral GrantPrincipalWar ParentUnderstudies: Skip Bowe (Claude), Tish Dishkin (Crissy), Patrick Eimon (Claude), Jeffrey Hillock (Berger, Woof), Doug Lee (Hud), Alice Lilly (Sheila), Joyce Macek (Jeanie), Greg Nagasawa (Woof), Ken Ortega (Berger), Bruce Taylor (Hud), Robin Turrill (Sheila, Jeanie) and Freda Walker (Crissy)Restaged by Fred ReinglasConducted by Billy Schwartz
Cast
Abe Lincoln
Young Recruit
Principal
Mother
Mother
Jewish Mom
General Grant
Father
War Parent
Principal
James Brown
Mother
Principal
War Parent
Understudies: Rose Marie Barbee (Jeanie), Skip Bowe (Berger), Light Brown (Father), Claude Carlsen (Claude, Woof), Patrick Eimon (Woof), Joyce Macek (Sheila), Edward Parrish (Berger), Orlando Smith (Hud) and Cleven Ticeson (Hud) -
Tour Stops
Engagement Dates
Theatre
City and State
Jan 11, 1972 - Jan 16, 1972San Antonio, TXJan 26, 1971 - Jan 30, 1971San Antonio, TX
Produced by Michael Butler
Original Production Directed by Tom O'Horgan; Original Dance Director: Julie Arenal
Book by Gerome Ragni and James Rado; Music by Galt MacDermot; Lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado; Musical Director: Fred Waring Jr.
Restaged by Robert Farley
Scenic Design by Robin Wagner; Costume Design by Nancy Potts; Lighting Design by Jules Fisher; Sound System: Abe Jacob
Executive Producer: Bertrand Castelli; General Manager: Maurice Schaded; Company Manager: Donald Tirabassi and Susan V. Sedgwick
Production Stage Manager: Dan B. Sedgwick, Jr.; Stage Manager: Gary Anderson; Assistant Stage Mgr: Robert Ossenfort
Conducted by Peter Malick; Bass: Ted Parkins; Drums: Bob Mason; Trumpet: Chuck Dalton and Ed Lee; Woodwinds: Jack Lowther; Piano: Steve Burkey
Touring Agent: Theatrical International Tours, Inc.; Press Representative: Gifford / Wallace, Inc.
Father
Abe Lincoln
Jewish Mom
Young Recruit
War Parent
General Grant
Principal
War Parent
Understudies:
Skip Bowe
(Claude), Tish Dishkin
(Crissy), Patrick Eimon
(Claude), Jeffrey Hillock
(Berger, Woof), Doug Lee
(Hud), Alice Lilly
(Sheila), Joyce Macek
(Jeanie), Greg Nagasawa
(Woof), Ken Ortega
(Berger), Bruce Taylor
(Hud), Robin Turrill
(Sheila, Jeanie) and Freda Walker
(Crissy)
Restaged by Fred Reinglas
Conducted by Billy Schwartz
Cast
Abe Lincoln
Young Recruit
Principal
Mother
Mother
Jewish Mom
General Grant
Father
War Parent
Principal
James Brown
Mother
Principal
War Parent
Understudies:
Rose Marie Barbee
(Jeanie), Skip Bowe
(Berger), Light Brown
(Father), Claude Carlsen
(Claude, Woof), Patrick Eimon
(Woof), Joyce Macek
(Sheila), Edward Parrish
(Berger), Orlando Smith
(Hud) and Cleven Ticeson
(Hud)
Engagement Dates
Theatre
City and State
Jan 11, 1972 - Jan 16, 1972
San Antonio, TX
Jan 26, 1971 - Jan 30, 1971
San Antonio, TX