New Line Theatre presents Hair June 3-26 at The Marcelle!

New Line Theatre closes its 35th season with the mind-melting, soul-expanding, kaleidoscope-splashed "American tribal love-rock musical," a show that didn’t just change theatre -- it rewired it.

Pulled from the swirling ether of the Sixties anti-war movement, hippie counterculture, experimental theatre, psychedelic exploration, rock and roll, and the poetic frequency of Allen Ginsberg, HAIR didn’t just reflect 1967 -- it was 1967. Loud. Messy. Beautiful. Defiant. A little high. Probably very high.

It’s a show that doesn’t politely ask for your attention -- it grabs you, shakes you, hugs you, sings to you, and occasionally dares you to rethink everything. Decades later, it still hits like a flash of color in a black-and-white world, still capable of surprising you, shocking you, and opening up something you didn’t realize was closed.