[Mb-hair] This Sunday in NYC:

[Little Birdie]

Wow, I wish I could be in NYC for this. What an interesting day that would 
be. I would especially  love to hear the reading of Viet Rock, one of the 
biggest influences on Hair's creation. I have some photos of Jerry Ragni in 
it that show that I will put up on the web site one of these days soon.

RJ, assuming you are going, I would love to hear any thoughts you may have 
on the entire day, but especially on Viet Rock and it's Hair connections.
XO,
Nina

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>From: RJ Mac <nycrjmac at yahoo.com>
>Reply-To: mb-hair at islandlists.com
>To: mb-hair at islandlists.com
>Subject: [Mb-hair] This Sunday in NYC:
>Date: Wed, 10 May 2006 07:33:20 -0700 (PDT)
>
>
>Forwarding this notice for those who'd like to see
>some of the anti-war works of the Viet Nam era--
>of additional interest, it's at Judson Church, very
>socially and pollitically active church, site of 60s
>"Happenings" and many notable off-off works:
>
>================================================
>a year-long exploration into the birth of Off Off
>Broadway
>
>Sunday, May 14th, 2006
>
>Plays of Protest
>
>New readings of anti-war plays that influenced a
>generation
>
>
>2pm
>
>
>Grant Duay's
>Fruit Salad (1967)
>directed by Gabriel Shanks
>
>Megan Terry's
>Viet Rock (1966)
>directed by Ralph Lewis
>
>4pm
>
>
>Sam Shepard's
>Forensic and the Navigators (1967)
>directed by Jeff Janisheski
>
>Kenneth Brown's
>The Brig (1963)
>directed by David Vining
>
>Admission: Free
>
>Judson Memorial Church
>55 Washington Square South (entrance on Thompson St.)