Hair in London Theatre Scene Sparks Controversy and Debate
A chaotic review landscape marks the London stage as the controversial musical Hair opens at Shaftesbury Theatre on September 27, 1968, drawing capacity crowds and provoking mixed responses from critics and cultural figures. The piece triggers debates on censorship, morality, and the uneasy shift toward permissive theatre in Britain.
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Memor Tes
Lonedon
Hair
Alen Brien
The
Sunday Times
Shaftesbury
Flouxe
Kentis Town
Kenneth ‘Tynan
National Theatre
London
Calcutta
Manu
Diverse 1930s Australian TV and stage listings and theatre notes
A compact recap of television film showings, sport programs, and theatre events from 1930s Australia. Includes movie matinees Reluctant Heroes and various stage acts such as The White Lion, The Bittest Show, and pantomimes. Mentions venues like Adelphi Theatre Drury Lane Palladium and local dances and galas with multiple coordinators and performers.
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Antail Bisadyay
Gedit
Harald
Nave
Weekend listings at Canberra venues assorted acts and TV lineup
Canberra radio and TV schedule lists a Friday night lineup featuring Portieigo Few at Hotel Dek, John Evans Trig at Hotel Queapievan, and Straight No Chaser at OC Motor Village. MONARO Folk Music Society hosts a concert at Forrest Church with Benny Cintort Vic Youle and Tim McKay. Also noted are cinema and sport bumps across station airtimes and late-night programs including Four Corners and Startime Theatre, with marine and musical acts, private parties, and club events across venues.
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Mos Fame
Parkroyal
Portieigo
Mattia Pettit
Ti Nation
Comberen Kes
John Evans
Queapievan Tenight
Motor Village
Superanruiation
Manuka
Sinion Green
Pine Bing
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Satan
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Warten
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Sheila
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Berger
Divine Service
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Sussy
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Hn Angel
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New Faces
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Kimb the White Lion
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Australian Television News and Sporting Service
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