Word: rockingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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HAIR. Now that the hippie notion is fading away, a slickly packaged version of hippiedom has swung onto Broadway. The songs rock, the expletives explode and the energetic cast exuberates-but so quickly does U.S. society shift that the play's topics for dissent are often worn and dated. Director Tom O'Horgan achieves startling production effects even though distraction is certainly no substitute for destination...
Playing number two singles, Jarvis stroked to a 8-6, 6-3 victory. "The Rock" performed consistently all year, losing only two regular season singles matches...
...Rock" Strokes Again...
...Political science is supposed to be value-free but you tend to become committed to the system you are studying." Consequently, "American political scientists don't like to rock the boat...
This musical is a cross between a Dionysian revel and an old-fashioned revival meeting. The religion that Hair preaches, and often screeches, is flower power, pot and protest. Its music is pop-rock, and its dialogue is mostly graffiti. Hair is lavish in dispraise of all things American, except presumably liberty. The play itself borders on license by presenting a scene in which half a dozen members of the cast, male and female, face the audience in the nude. This tableau is such a dimly lit still life that it will leave most playgoers open-mouthed with yawns...