Let the Sunshine In
A scene from Paula Rapaport’s 2007 documentary Hair: Let the Sunshine In.
Actors from a new production of Hair greet James Rado with song in Washington Square Park.
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Still smiling. That was wonderful!
Sniff… beautiful. “I got li-ife!”