So conflicted.

The review said that the theatre was committing a crime against performing arts by not doing the nude scene.

On one hand, I agree. I did fight for the nude scene before we started. But the board and the producers all agreed that they shouldn't do it. And it's still a very powerful production.

But I did tell them some would not like the fact that we aren't doing it. But the reviewer is the first to complain about it so far...

Alas, apart from two or three lasting songs, the nude scene is what is most associated with the piece this far from 1967. I only learned it was not part of the originally-mounted production in the last few weeks, due to Brad's production (and sorry to use the word "mounted" in a paragraph about a nude scene).

So I have to say, in the minds of many, not doing the nude scene smacks of High School musical and puts a potential taint of less-than-professional on it.


To me, it's small beans (nothing meant by that in relation to a nude scene), and the most minor of quibbles. But I can see why some see it as a cowardly move worthy of some derision.

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No kidding. An apology for "mounted" but not "taint" in a post about a nude scene? Lift yer balls for a sec, Brad!

Why? Do you need to know what time it is?

Here's a shot of the entire cast with Kaitlin Kiyan who is in the Broadway cast of "Hair". Our Claude (Kyle - who was also Robert Martin in "Drowsy Chaperone") is in the Army uniform and our Berger (Jack) is the tall bearded guy in the back. The solo singer (Louisa) during "Aquarius" is on the very right, the solo singer (Pomai) during "Let the Sunshine In" is on the very left. Kaitlin is in the first row with the purple sweater hunching over...

Oh.
My.
GOD!

lol!

Here is a link to an article that discusses "Hair" being extended another week. It contains footage of the segment we filmed for them this morning. I am on the very left. Shoot me now. Oy vey!

Hovi: "Hey! THAT'S BRAD!!"

Congrats, dude.

I miss Hovi.
:)

Brad wakem up this morning at 5am. Brad has heap big bags under his eyes. Brad dons black framed glasses to hide them. Brad happy. Brad should have tucked shirt in pants. Brad look heap fat on television machine.

I didn't notice any of that. I was too busy giggling at you trying to figure out what to do with your hands sans-wig.