| The history of the theater is a long and
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| | pop records as "Hair". This play featured
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| illustrious one. We're not going to bore
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| | such great hits as "Hair", "Easy To Be
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| you with the historical time line of what
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| | Hard", "Good Morning Starshine" and the
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| show came out when and who stared in it.
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| | number 1 song of 1969, "Aquarius".
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| You can get that info just about
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| | Because of the great music in this play,
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| anywhere. What we'd like to do in this
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| | careers for "Three Dog Night", "The 5th
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| review of one of the most wonderful forms
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| | Dimension", "The Cowsills" and "Oliver"
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| of entertainment is touch on some of the
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| | were launched into orbit. Talk about an
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| greatest moments and how they have
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| | impact on the music world.Then of course
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| forever changed how we look at the world
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| | there was the amazing rock opera of the
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| of entertainment itself. The theater has
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| | Who, "Tommy". This play was an epic of a
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| had a great impact on our lives and the
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| | musical masterpiece itself and not only
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| many things we do in our lives. Let's
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| | put the Who firmly on the map as future
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| face it, there is just nothing like
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| | rock and roll hall of famers, but also
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| seeing performers right up there on
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| | set the stage for a number of recording
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| stage, live, right before your eyes. If
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| | stars to capitalize on the success of
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| you think that's an overstatement then
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| | "Tommy" itself. As great as the Who's
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| you've obviously never been to the
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| | version of "Pinball Wizard" was, who
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| theater.You can go all the way back to
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| | could ever forget the late 70s remake by
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| the mid 1950s when a young girl by the
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| | Elton John? Tommy will always be one of
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| name of Julie Andrews made her debut in
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| | the greatest moments in theater history
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| the London production of "My Fair Lady",
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| | ever.But if you want a single defining
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| a play based on George Bernard Shaw's
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| | moment in theater history that chilled an
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| Pygmalion. Her electrifying performance
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| | entire world and put a single man on the
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| as Eliza Doolittle, the poor Cockney gal
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| | map as a living legend, one need go no
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| who couldn't speak proper English if her
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| | farther than Michael Crawford's haunting
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| life depended on it, made her a household
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| | rendition of "Music Of The Night" from
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| name overnight and began a career that
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| | "Phantom Of The Opera". This is said to
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| would span over 40 years until she sadly
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| | be one of the greatest musical
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| lost her voice due to serious throat
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| | performances of all time. And rightly
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| problems.Looking for something a little
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| | so. To this day it has been said that
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| more recent? How about the very first
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| | nobody played this part like
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| legitimate musical of the 1960s to
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| | Crawford.These few examples only scratch
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| feature nudity? We are of course talking
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| | the surface of a form of entertainment
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| about the 1969 production of "Hair". This
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| | that has captivated and mesmerized us for
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| was a play that literally changed pop
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| | many years and will no doubt continue to
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| music altogether. Never in the history
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| | do so for many more years to come.
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| of Broadway has one play had as many hit
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