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Photos: HAIR'S Andrew Kober Plays Joe's Pub
Last night, February 15, 2010 one time Tony-eligible actor Andrew Kober of Broadway's Hair made his New York solo debut at Joe's Pub with a concert event titled Koberet. As previously seen by about 100 Ohioans in the auditorium of Shaker Heights High, this updated Koberet is an even more self-indulgent version of the phenomenon that took the Midwest by storm eight years ago. In it, Broadway's most famous hetero drag queen muses on his life so far... because no one else will.
The 11:30pm concert was part of Sh-K-Boom & Ghostlight Records' ongoing concert series, and was directed by David Ruttura with musical direction by Matt Hinkley. Special guests included Tituss Burgess, Kaitlin Kiyan, Ryan Watkinson and more.
Perhaps just as well-known in the New York theater community for his Twitter following as his performance in Hair, Andrew Kober grew up in Shaker Heights, Ohio where he was forced to join the Drama Club by his 6th grade girlfriend. After getting his BFA in Acting from Carnegie Mellon University, he joined the First National Tour of THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE. He made his Broadway debut in the Original Cast of the Tony-Winning Revival of HAIR. With HAIR, he's performed on The Tony Awards, The View, Good Morning America, The Early Show, The Late Show with David Letterman, Carson Daly's Times Square New Years Eve, and the last two Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parades. This spring, he'll make his West End debut when HAIR opens in London. Kober can be heard on Ghostlight Record's Grammy-nominated cast recording of the new Broadway cast of HAIR.
Koberet was produced by jokr productions (Joey Oliva & Katie Riegel) and Noah Cornman / Sh-K-Boom & Ghostlight Records.
Photo Credit: Monica Simoes


Jay Armstrong Johnson & Andrew Kober

Jay Armstrong Johnson & Andrew Kober

Andrew Kober & the cast of SPELLING BEE

Kaitlin Kiyan, Andrew Kober, Ryan Watkinson

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