Hair (musical)

"Hair" is a groundbreaking rock musical from the late 1960s that explores themes of youth, freedom, and social change. It centers on a group of young people during the Vietnam War era, highlighting their countercultural issues, such as anti-war protests, self-expression, and rebellion against the establishment. Known for its vibrant music, including songs like "Aquarius" and "Let the Sunshine In," and its frank portrayal of drug use and sexuality, "Hair" captures the spirit of a generation seeking peace, love, and authenticity in a tumultuous time.