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Hair (Musical): Cases
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A Mexican production of Hair opened in 1968 for one performance. The show was shut down by the government, and the cast members were forced to leave Mexico to avoid arrest.[12] A German production opened in 1968 in Berlin; the tribe included Donna Summer and Liz Mitchell (Boney M).
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Disorders of the hair shaft or hair follicle cause abnormal growth or abnormal or premature falling of the hair. Certain abnormal conditions such as dull or dry hair are caused by physical or chemical agents. Too frequent use, for instance, of permanent-waving chemicals or of shampoos or lotions, especially those containing alcohol or free alkalies, often causes such conditions. The cause of excessive hairiness is obscure, but in several cases it has been traced to tumor of the adrenal cortex or to disorders of the pituitary gland, the thyroid gland, or the ovary. Premature graying of the hair is associated with anxiety, shock, deficiency diseases, and, in certain cases, hereditary elements.
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A successful movie version of Hair was directed by Miloš Forman and released in 1979 with a cast including Treat Williams, Beverly D'Angelo, John Savage, Foley and Golden. The film's storyline departs significantly from the musical.
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There was a Broadway revival of Hair in 1977 which ran for a short time with a cast which included Ellen Foley and Annie Golden.[13] Both Foley and Golden later appeared in the film version. Few major revivals of Hair followed until the early 1990s.
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Astrology is a major theme in Hair, as the songs "Aquarius" and "Good Morning, Starshine" brought astrological and cosmic concepts to popular culture. The show's creators ... consulted an astrologer when deciding when the show would open on Broadway and in other cities, and whom to cast.
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