HAIR- Sheila's "Monologue"
HAIR- Sheila's "Monologue"
#1HAIR- Sheila's "Monologue"
Posted: 4/14/10 at 10:52am
Hey Guys. I've been looking online for the Hair libretto but can only find the lyrics. I have an assesment for voice class in a couple of weeks, and was wanting to perform the scene from Hair where Shelia is describing her experience at the march (where she is tear gassed) I'm aware it's not a very long piece, but it only has to be a short section.
If anyone knows it of-by-heart, or has a link to it I'd be so greatful!:)
Lx
"I trained as a classical actor at Juilliard. I jump at the opportunity to do classical text...But I never in a million years guessed I'd get to play Juliet!"- Michael Arden
#2HAIR- Sheila's 'Monologue'
Posted: 4/14/10 at 2:03pmThe larger part of the monologue to which you refer (the segment in which Sheila is tear-gassed in D.C.) isn't a part of the licensed script. It was a new insert added to the original book dialogue by the show's co-author Jim Rado for the revival. Your best bet is to transcribe the spoken part from a bootleg (or if it's on the cast recording, get it from there).
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