My favorite Broadway show would
be Hair. The west coast 1968 one to be exact, and I like it because its 100
percent 1960s. I like this showing the best, because it is from the 60s and the
actors already have the mind set in the 60s. It seems better than the newer
shows of the same thing, because new actors have to act like they are from the
60s and you don’t get the same feeling. Somehow it seems a little fake compared
to the older showings of it. I like the 60s part about the show, because it
seems like a whole different world to me with their cultural values. Also, the
60s seems to me to free a little freer and more loving than now. The Broadway
show of Hair just reconfirms that freeing feeling of the 1960s to me. Overall,
it just has this strong sense of love to one another and a connection too
everyone and everything.
In terms of the
shows technology behind it, had a lot of lighting techniques. There was a
lot of different colors that kind of changed each time the mood in the show
changed. The colors were kind of mixed with the cool blues and for the more
emotion elements they used warm colors like red and yellows. This gives you a
wide range of feeling, with the blending of the lights, and the tone of the Broadway
songs. Most of the songs have a bright feeling to them, but with underlying
tones of unsureness to them. It’s more like a feeling of unknowing for the
future rather than being a depressing feeling.
The camera work
was also done really well too, with the very close up shots on key characters
at the right time. Making the show feel like it was always moving and never
static in feeling. The stage was kind of lacking in technology they just had
props, but I like this because it makes you focus on the actors themselves.
I think this Broadway was every well done over all and is kind of a
classic to all of the Broadway shows.
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