Hair Cast Audience Interaction — Page 5

All all the aisle seats premium? I'm trying to get an aisle seat farther back, not necessarily in the front rows.

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Be ready- you will get a lot of tush slapping in standing room. High fives as they come in from intermission.

I had a huge bruise on my ass and two cast members managed to hit it. Ow.

Obviously that is considered both sexual harassment and assault, and the cast members didn't read my "Don't smack my ass!" vibes correctly.

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How is row B in the mezz? Center and on the aisle. Thanks

if you're trying to decide to buy the row B 115 ticket, do it as soon as humanly possible. if you already have it, congrats. you have an amazing seat. close, an aisle, and you should get ALOT of interaction with the cast. the interaction is different every time so you could get a lot or a little but you will definitely get some in that seat.

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What the cast of HAIR is especially adept at is making everything seem completely spontaneous, but that's because they're so professional. How and where they interact is never different from show to show. Sorry to tell you, but there is a LOT of interaction with Right Orchestra Row C seats 6 and 8 and also seats 14 and 16. It's just how it goes. Don't try to interact with the cast when they get near you or they'll get in trouble back stage.

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I went to the Fri mat show and had orchestra row E seats two from the aisle. my friend and I got a lot of interaction because the 4 seats behind us (including the seats off the aisle) were empty. All of the Tribe took full advantage of those seats being free. During the song "Air" Will and Caissie come and sat behind us. Will had his feet up on my friends chair and I got hugged from behind from Caissie! As they left Will kissed my friend and I on the head...amazing!!
Then during "Hair" Gavin climbed up on the seat directly behind me and as I turned around to watch him, all I got was his nicely shaped butt in my face. No complaints here.
The Tribe has a little something for everyone in the theare! Such a fantastic show :)

Whoever is spreading the vicious lies that the cast of HAIR interacts with audience members on an improvisational basis doesn't know the first thing about professional theater. They know exactly what they're going to do, to whom, where in the house and when before the scrim comes down. It's easy enough to find out if your seat is one of the lucky ones, but why ruin the surprise and the pretend spontaneity?

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just got center orchestra row t aisle seats for my boyfriend and i in august. a little far back than i would have liked but i grabbed the only aisle seat that popped up for that date

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You must drink a lot of Evian water. Because it's NAIVE spelled backwards!

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I'm going to agree with yay_gerb on this. I've only seen the show 3 times, but the interaction from Berger in the beginning has definitely changed each time. From the asking for change to his "balls in your face" and who his "mom" is - each time I've been, they've been different. First time I saw it the "balls in the face" was the aisle seat at the right side of Row A... last time it was the exact opposite - the left side aisle seat. So while I agree that the areas they go to are the same, they do change it up a bit.
Also, first time I went, the audience interaction seemed to be spread evenly throughout the theater. I was sitting in the right orchestra and got slapped in the shoulder by Berger LOL But last time barely anyone came down the right side at all. I was a bit disappointed because I was sitting in the aisle seat in the right orchestra again.

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Namo, my eyes are on a roll. oy vey.

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Berger's "mom" was a man the other day. Just felt the need to point that out.

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