This performance is a private, clothing optional, event. Please ensure you have read all of the details of this event before booking your tickets.

 

You are invited to the very first clothing optional performance of a musical in the West End - maybe the world.

 

On Saturday 11th November 2017 you can leave your troubles (and your clothes) at the door as you are transported into a fully immersive 60s experience where the youthful cast of long-haired hippies will champion peace, love and freedom against the backdrop of the Vietnam War draft during the 1960s. The bar area will be open from 9pm, where you can meet other free spirits in this "first" for theatre before the show begins at 10pm. After the show you are welcome to join the cast in the foyers, enjoy the music and atmosphere until 2am. 

 

This is intended as a safe space for audience and performers and so the staff reserve the right to restrict access to anyone without suitable self-control - take care of yourself and respect others. Please bring a carrier for your clothes and shoes which will be stored carefully, and a sarong or towel to sit on. Leave your valuables at home (or carry a small handbag for them).  No cameras or phones in the space please.

 

COME JOIN THE TRIBE AND LET THE SUNSHINE IN

 

This transfer of HAIR is produced by Aria Entertainent, Senbla and Hope Mill Theatre.

 

'Stunning'

The Reviews Hub

 

'Astounding'

North West End

 

'Sweetly enticing'

The Guardian - Lyn Gardner

 

'Thrilling! Johnathan O'Boyle's production left me walking on air'

The Stage: Mark Shenton