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CREATED BY: JAMES RADO & GEROME RAGNI (BOOK/LYRICS) GALT MACDERMOT (MUSIC) Director: Del Hamilton Choreographer: Hylan Scott Tech Director: Mack Headrick Production Manager: Heidi Howard Assistant Stage Manager: Lisa Green Sound Engineer: Jed Drummond Light Design: Jessica Coale Costume Design: Nyrobi Moss Props Design: Corrie Haislip Dramaturg: Renee Pattillo Production Assistants: lza Gustin & Josh Wright

TRIBE MEMBERS Berger: Warren E. Ullom IV Sheila: Naomi Lavender Claude: Jacob Wood Theo: Theodus X. Crane II Crissy: Christie Lee Fisher Woof: Jason Royal Hubert/Dad: Doug Graham Dionne: Dorothy Victoria Bell Music Director/Guitarist: Jeanie: Jenna Tamisiea Rob Thompson Hud: Chris Love Music Director/Guitarist: Margaret Mead/Mom: Sam McPherson Christine Verderese Bassist: Steve McPeeks Ronny: Fracena Byrd Drummer: David Miksch Production Notes

In 1964 Gerome Ragni and James Rado conceived Hair as a response to their own East Village anti-establishment environment. According to Ragni, these char• acters of flower power children were drawn from "a combination of some charac• ters we met in the streets, people we knew and our own imaginations. There was so much excitement in the streets and the parks and the hippie areas, and we thought if we could transmit this excitement to the stage it would be wonderful... n

The Vietnam War undeniably had an enormous influence on Hair. The United States came to the aid of South Vietnam in 1954 in order to try to keep the south liberated from the communist North Vietnamese government. It was a popular opinion that the United States had no business being in Vietnam and lost support of much of the American population. As the war continued the casualties rose and it was the lives of the civilians who suffered the most throughout the combat. During this time the draft, having been instated by Roosevelt in 1940, was at the height of controversy and one common form of protest was burning one's draft card. This was considered a federal offense.

Anti-racism also plays a prominent role in Hair. Up until1967 miscegenation (co• habitating, marriage, or sex of different racial groups) was still illegal. Sex, for the hippie generation, was one avenue of abolishing racism and the idea of a "norrnar heterosexual relationship. Among youth, the late sixties were characterized by free love between men with women, men with men, women with women, and with little to no regard for racial or biological differences. The body was viewed as a sexual gift. This tribe of the hippie counterculture divorced itself from the social reality by way of free love, drugs, and peaceful protest in a time of horrific warfare.

Hair made its debut at the Public Theater Off Broadway in 1967 with Ragni por• traying Berger and Rado portraying Claude. After only running for six weeks a Chicago businessman, Michael Butler purchased the rights and moved the musi• cal to the Cheetah where it ran for forty-five performances. In January 1968 Hair underwent several changes, including the use of nudity, and hit Broadway in April 1968 at the Biltmore Theatre. "It was very important historically, and if we hadn't written it, there'd not be any examples. You could read about it and see film clips, but you'd never experience it. We thought, 'This is happening in the streets,' and we wanted to bring it to the stage. n -James Rado

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7 Stages wishes to give special thanks to Horizon Theatre, Greg Hofer, Brett "Blonde Giant" Mertins, Amy and Phil with Sound Associates, Rosalie with RSI , Judy Cole, Charles Gooch, Jackson Braddy, Amanda Wilborn, Kade Haislip, Jim and Nancy Coale, Aurura Theatre, Reece Harris, King Gorilla, Java Lords, Rob, Sam and the awesome band for their ongoing genious and dedication, Rob and Naomi for set painting, George Nikas for video work, The Atlanta School, Jen Brown, Anthony Marzetti, Jen Hayes, The HAQQ Sisters, Vintage Soul, B & W Wig LSP, Neil's Sewing Machine Repair and Synchronicity.

Sunday performances will feature Steve Mayes on bass. Major funding for this organization is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Fulton County Arts Council. Dorothy Victoria Bell (Dionne/Tribe) is from Detroit, Ml and now resides in Atlanta. She discovered theatre under the tutelage of the great Carol Mitchell Leon. She earned her MFA in Theatre at the University of Louisville. After graduating she taught and directed the• atre and speech for 5 years at Clark Atlanta University. Most recently she has appeared as Addie in GIAHA (Brunswick, GA) production of Little Foxes, Angela in PushPush Theater's movieplay Intersections of Dreams, as Irene in Horizon Theatre's production Three Sistas, and as an ensemble player in Middle Passage at the Grahmstown Arts Festival in South Africa. She has also released two albums as one half the soulful group Venus 7: "Primer'' released in 2006 and "Venuseven: This is a LIVE CD.

Fracena Byrd (Ronny/Tribe) is a metro-Atlanta based performer. Some of her recent credits include Veranda 2 at Ansley Park Play• house, The True Story of the Three Little Pigs at Theatre In The Square, and A. .. My Name Is Alice at Theatre Decatur. She has also worked extensively with Kaiser Permanente's Educational Theatre Program, in shows such as Secrets (on HIV/AIDS awareness), Give Peas a Chance (nutrition for young audiences), and Fragments (grief and loss). She has performed in Smokey Joe's Cafe at the Springer Opera House, and she was Evillene in The Wiz produced by True Colors Theatre.

Jessica Coale (Light Design) has enjoyed working with the fabulous artists, actors, technicians and staff here at 7 Stages since the dark ages of 1991 . This space does not allow the room to list the numer• ous productions and world premieres that Jessica has lit, built or sent on tour. She is an Artistic Associate with 7 Stages, Synchronicity Performance Group and Theatre du Reve. Thank you for attending live theater. Help us keep it alive and thriving, there is a donation box in the lobby :)

Theodus X Crane II (Theo/Tribe) was born and raised in Atlanta, Ga. He was introduced to the arts at an early age and found himself involved with many facets of the arts. Thea got his first taste of acting as a teenager but did not fully pursue it as a passion until recently when he began working with the Little 5 Points Rockstar Orchestra in Jesus Christ Superstar. He is also a member of Big City Burlesque and Vaudeville, and is open to all new adventures.

Jed Drummond (Sound Design) hails from Pensacola, Florida, but has called Atlanta home since 1999. He earned a certificate in studio engineering from Chillicothe, Ohio's Recording Workshop in 2005. Upon his return to Atlanta, his live sound career began at Midtown favorite Loca Luna, where he mixed the city's best Latin musical acts for over two years. Since then, he has diversified his experience by working at many of.the city's best-regarded venues, including the EARL, the Drunken Unicorn, and Smith's Olde Bar. In addition to his technological skills with sound, Jed also is an accomplished vocalist, pianist, guitarist, and songwriter. Music is the primary motivating force in his life, and he is thrilled to have the opportunity to share his talents with the cast, crew, and audience of HAIR. Christie Lee Fisher (Crissy/Tribe) is living a dream come true play• ing Crissy in this production of HAIR! She is a student at Gainesville State College where she is a member of the Gainesville Theatre Alli• ance. Christie has been seen onstage recently as Aysha in Children of Eden, Alcyone in Metamorphoses, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, Au• drey in Little Shop of Horrors, and Ado Annie in Oklahoma for which she won Big Top Theatre's Best Supporting Actress of Year Award. She will next be seen as Madeleine in Quills at PushPush Theatre in January. Christie would like to thank Del , Heidi, and the tribe, as well as her teachers and peers at GTA for their support and understand• ing. LOVE!

Doug Graham (Hubert/Dad/Tribe) Originally from Kansas City, Doug is a graduate of Drake University with a BFA in acting. Since moving to Atlanta he has worked with several theaters. Some recent credits include Horatio in Hamlet, Alfred in Rosencrantz and Guilden• stern are Dead (Shakespeare Tavern), Tom/Phyllis/Leslie in Sylvia (Onstage Atlanta), Rolph in The Sound of Music (The Centre The• ater), and Alfred Packer in Cannibal! The Musical (Dad's Garage). He has also had the pleasure of working with the Horizon Theater and the Alliance Theater in other capacities. Thank you to Jessica for putting up with me. I love you!

Corrie Haislip (Props Design) completely missed the 60's. BUT she is thrilled to be involved in this production. You may have seen Corrie's work with Aurora Theatre (Kiss Me Kate), Synchronicity Performance Group ( 1:23, Looking for the Pony, Welcome Home Jenny Sutter) and 7 Stages Theatre (The Little Prince, In the Solitude of Cotton Fields). You will also find her in the box offices of 7 Stages and Synchronicity. She dedicates the rest of her time to The Atlanta School, Inc. where she holds the position of Middle School Organat• rix. She could not do what she does without the love and support of her amazing boyz! Thanks to all of you for supporting my 7 Stages family. Del Hamilton (Director) As co-founder of 7 Stages, Del has been a part of the company since its inception in 1979. As Artistic Director, he has directed over 60 productions at 7 Stages, including HUSH: Composing Blind Tom Wiggins and Blue Monk in South Africa by Robert Earl Price, Athol Fugard's My Children! My Africa!, Susan Yankowitz's Night Sky, Macbeth, The Tempest, and numerous plays by Sam Shepard. He has also acted in such notable plays as Beck• ett's Waiting for Godot, Krapp's Last Tape, and Endgame, Carmen Kittel by Georg Seidel, Der Park by Botho Strauss, Fugard's A Place With the Pigs, Der Frosch by Herbert Achternbusch, and the origi• nal production of Jim Grimsley's Mr. Universe. Del directed a very successful production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest at Teatr Nowy in Poznan, Poland, and he has acted and directed at theaters in Atlanta, New York, London, Paris, Belgrade, Johannesburg, Berlin and Amsterdam. Last season he directed Who 's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and The Little Prince and appeared in CJ Hopkins' The Ex• tremists at English Theatre Berlin. Del is the author of several plays and has received numerous awards.

Heidi S. Howard (Production/Stage Manager) is 7 Stages' Educa• tion Director and Production Stage Manager. Now in her 1Oth season with 7 Stages, some of her favorite directing projects include original Youth Creates shows: If the Art Fits 07, Who We Are ...when you're not looking 06, Lifecoaster 03, TAS original collaborations: The World Swirls and Brainstorm, and Jim Grimsley's A Bird of Prey. Stage Managing highlights include Alice & Kafka Are Dead: Long Live the Rosen bergs, Maria Kizito, HUSH, lphigenia ... a rave-fable, The Chairs, Texts for Nothing, Faust, and In Berlin. As Education Director, she has developed and continues to direct 7 Stages' Summer Youth Theatre Training Program Youth Creates, which has just completed its seventh year of production. Further, she continues to expand edu• cational opportunities through in school residencies and workshops, internships, and guest artist workshops. Ms. Howard is an Artistic Associate to Synchronicity Performance Group and a part of their Playmaking for Girls program.

Naomi Lavendar (Sheila/Tribe) is an impassioned local artist and performer. She lives her life for music, beauty and creativity. Naomi is a multi-instrumentalist and proficient vocalist and you may have seen her in past performances of Jesus Christ Superstar put on by the Little Five Points Rock Star Orchestra or playing around town solo and with other groups. She is also a session artist. Maybe you've heard her on your favorite recordings and didn't even know it. Naomi takes great pride in recording her own music and layering miles and miles of Medusan chords with her voice. She is the founder of Open Mic night at Java Lords and is also a mighty fine barista. She has acted in short films and will work with the independent film maker, Rob Tiffin, later this year on a picture called Piece of Sun. Naomi is also a fashion model and enjoys designing her own costumes. Like the goddess Athena, she too has a great affinity for owls. She is so thrilled to be working on a show of this magnitude and purpose. Nothing makes her happier than being in an ensemble of talented people performing high energy movement, singing rich, silky chords while imparting a powerful message. Naomi feels the show is still so relevant to our society today and hopes the production will help to open people's minds. We are all one. Thus, being a part of this WAPOWIM tribe has come to mean so much to her. OPEN MIC Join us for our 'anything goes' open mic every Tuesday. Sign up @ 9

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I Steve McPeeks (Bass/Tribe) has been a fixture in the Atlanta music scene for over 20 years. While it would be impossible to list all his .. -- bands in this small space, he is best known (yet unrecognized) as the masked bass player of Fiend Without A Face. Other notables include the Little Five Points Rockstar Orchestra, Hot August Knights, Nine , , -- Inch Neils, and accomplice to local legend Rick Dang.

Sam McPherson (Music Director/Guitar/Tribe) was born into a musical family in Mobile Alabama and by age 15 was playing coun• try and rockabilly music in honkey tonks along the gulf coast. Rock bands soon followed and upon entering college, a love for classical music and jazz developed. Since the 70's he has taught, performed, worked for several music publishing companies and done session work. As a founding member of The Little 5 Points Rockstar Or• chestra he's been able to move into rock and roll theater. Sam also performs as "Brother Sam" - band leader with Atlanta's Big City Bur• lesque. Please visit sammcpherson.net and thumbscarllile.net

David Miksch (Drums/Tribe) has enjoyed drumming for 12 won• derful years. He's played in several bands across the country both original and standards in all genres. He currently plays in the local Atlanta band The Judies, as well as Macon-based singer/songwritter band, OH Dorian.

Nyrobi Moss (Costume Design) has been a professional costume/ clothing designer for fourteen years. With her start in theater costum• ing and construction, she has since evolved into a noted fashion de• signer. Her previous design credits include: Anton Acts Out, Vampire Lesbians of Sodom, Member of the Wedding, Free To Be You and Me, Last Night of Ballyhoo, Tartuffe, Medea, Romeo and Juliet and The Wiz. In costuming HAIR it is her esteemed pleasure to take yet another journey into a dream that demystifies reality.

Jason Royal (Woof/Tribe) Majoring in Graphic Design at Kennesaw State University, Jason is excited to finally work with Del and ?Stages in a show unlike any other. After playing Smudge in The Lyric The• atre's 1950s hit Forever Plaid (Suzi Bass nominee for Best Ensem• ble), he returned in The Pirates of Penzance (Pirate/Cop), Cabaret (Max/Sailor/Quartet), Anything Goes (Sailor Quartet), and Peter Pan (Mullins). His other favorite performances include The Elixir of Love (Doctor Dulcamara) and Urinetown (Billy Boy Bill). After thanking Del, Heidi, and the whole "tribe," he's grateful for his supportive family and mentors for their patience and faith. www.jasonroyal.com Hylan Scott (Choreographer) holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri. He teaches in the Depart• ment of Theatre and Performance Studies at Kennesaw State Uni• versity and is a freelance director/choreographer and yoga instructor in the Atlanta area. As a performer Hylan's national tours include GREASE, BYE, BYE, BIRDIE starring Tommy Tune and Ann Reink• ing, JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT with Sam Harris, and the European tour of WEST SIDE STORY. Regionally he was seen in productions of GUYS AND DOLLS, FID• DLER ON THE ROOF, GOODSPORTS, THE WIZARD OF OZ, and OLIVER! Hylan's directorial and choreographic work has been seen on the stages of the Alliance Theatre, 7 Stages, and many other theatres around the country. Twenty-three years ago Hylan saw the 7 Stages production of HAIR and fell in love with the show. He is thrilled to be working as the choreographer on the 7 Stages 30th An• niversary production.

Jenna Tamisiea (Jeanie/Tribe) is a recent musical theatre graduate from The University of Tulsa and is ecstatic to make her debut with 7 Stages in HAIR! Some of her favorite performance credits are Little Red Riding Hood (Into the Woods) , Ado Annie (Oklahoma!) Edwin Drood (The Mystery of Edwin Drood) and The Incomparable Rosalie (Carnival). Jenna's recent Atlanta credits include the Off-Broadway tour of Food Fight: The Musical! (Cindy) with 14th Street Playhouse and The Snow Queen with Synchronicity Performance Group (Narcissus/Wind). Along with performing, Jenna is the lead theatre educator at Clemson Little Theatre and Greer Children's Theatre, both in South Carolina.

Rob Thompson (Music Director/Guitar/Tribe) - Northside School of Performing Arts - dropout. All State Orchestra - dropout. Atlanta punk scene circa 1984- tuned in . Atlanta Metal Music Underground -tuned in . Psycho-naut. Occultist. Tattooer. Ceremonial Magician. Artist. Founder of The Little Five Points Rockstar Orchestra.

Warren E. Ullom IV (Berger/Tribe) is an actor, model, songwriter and the frontman for The Judies, a signed indie rock band based in Atlanta, Georgia. A Scorpio who lives music and loves cooking, War• ren has packed an awful lot of living into his 23 years and brings that wealth of life experience to the stage. Raised somewhere between Georgia and Ohio, Warren says, "Sir," and "Ma'am," and he knows his way around a horse farm .

Christine Verderese (Margaret Mead/Mom/Tribe) is recent gradu• ate of the MFA Performing Arts program at the Savannah College of Art and Design and is ecstatic to be a part of Hair at 7 Stages! Most recently she completed her thesis show Wicked Little Stage: A Burlesque Revue, which she created, directed and performed in . She also holds degrees in musical theatre from the University of Tampa and Dean College, where she was nominated for the Irene Ryan Scholarship Competition for her portrayal of Diana Morales in A Chorus Line. Other favorite shows include: The Pajama Game (Gladys), A Funny Thing .. .Forum (Gymnasia), Macbeth (Witch), and Nine (Stephanie Necrophorous). During her years within higher education she also performed in , created, and directed Emotional Overload: A Cabaret (SCAD) and A Night of Rent Music (Dean). SHAUN 'S REST AU RANT IN INMAN PARK IS PROUD TO BE THE OFFICIAL REST AU RANT SPONSOR FOR THE 7 STAGES 2009/ 20 I o SEASON.

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Jacob Wood (Claude/Tribe) has been seen locally in productions with Brooks and Company Dance, Actors Express, The Highlands Playhouse, The Aurora Theater, The Alliance Theater, Theater De• catur, and Synchronicity Performance Group. He is a professional voice and piano teacher to many wonderful students.

Faye Allen (Producing Director) As co-founder of 7 Stages, Faye has been a part of the company since its inception in 1979. She has acted in numerous 7 Stages productions, including Der Frosch, The Lizard of Tarsus, Mr. Universe, All My Sons, and States of Shock. As Producing Director, Faye serves as the primary coordi• nator for all production aspects of 7 Stages' plays, including select• ing designers, casting productions, coordinating rehearsals, and managing all other production elements. 7 Stages has produced two of Faye's own plays, Hunger Pains and Reclaiming Your Gar• ~~~ llaoillll• bage. With Del Hamilton, she serves on the Board of Directors of 7 Stages. THANK YOU FOR COMING TO TONIGHT'S PERFORMANCE OF HAIR! Help us celebrate our 30th Anniversary in one of these far out ways: D $30 for 30 years of award wining theater in Atlanta D $50 would help buy paint for our next show D $100 would feed a starving actor for a week D $500 for a celebratory seat plaque with YOUR name on it! Check your favorite box and tum this into our Box Office for a big hug! changing the ) J \ ~' ~~ ~ \ () ( I )( l t t ( l I for the . .

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