Audiences Strip Down for Clothing-Optional Performance of HAIR at The Vaults

The private link to book tickets for a one-off 'clothing optional performance' during the run of the new production of rock musical HAIR at the Vaults in London has been leaked out into the public domain.

First staged off Broadway in 1967, the new production of HAIR opens to celebrate its 50th Anniversary production. The iconic musical also became known for its subtle and fleeting nudity on stage, and audiences will now be able to watch the show naked for a special one-off performance.

The private link for this one-off audience clothing optional performance, is intended as a safe space for both audiences and performers, and was sent out to naturist and life drawing clubs before the link found its way onto social media.

Audiences are advised to bring a bag to carry their clothes in and a sarong or towel to sit on during the late night performance, on 11th November at 10pm. Those that have the official link will be able to buy tickets for this performance where you leave your worries and clothes at the door to enjoy the '60s vibe and the classic rock musical HAIR. The producers are now gaging the public interest of this performance, to see if there should be a further optional performance during the run of HAIR.

The Vaults will transform into a mini Woodstock, for a '60s experience as soon as the audience walk through the doors. However, the theatre auditorium is an intimate, 200-seated audience.

This thrilling, young and moving production of HAIR as relevant now as it was in the '60s, created a huge buzz in Manchester when it opened at the award wining Hope Mill Theatre. The 50th Anniversary production of HAIR will run at The Vaults beneath Waterloo station, from tonight, October 4, 2017 to January 14, 2018.

This new production of HAIR, originally ran at the Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester and is directed by Jonathan O'Boyle and produced by Aria Entertainment, Senbla and the Hope Mill Theatre.

Photo Credit: Anthony Robling

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