To mark the 50th anniversary of its first outing on Broadway, a new production of the rock musical ‘Hair’ has opened at the Vaults in Waterloo.
The 1967 version was seen as a protest against politicans and the Vietnam war.
Those behind today's version say the music is just as relevant - with the focus switching to Brexit, Syria and freedom of speech.
‘Hair’ is on at the Vaults until 13th January 2018.
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