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Tom O'Horgan (May 3, 1924 – January 11, 2009) was an American theater and film director, composer, actor and musician. He is best known for his Broadway work as director of the hit musicals Hair and Jesus Christ Superstar.
13 gen 2009 · Tom O’Horgan, a famously innovative director who brought a Downtown, countercultural sensibility to Uptown theater, most exuberantly in the 1968 hippie-celebration-cum-musical “Hair,” one of four...
Tom O'Horgan. Director: Rhinoceros. Tom O'Horgan was named Theatrical Director of the Year in 1968 by "Newsweek" magazine. That watershed year was the apogee of his fame, when he brought "Hair" to Broadway after scoring with two other plays, "Tom Paine" (about the writer of the Revolutionary War-era tome "The Rights of Man") and "Futz!" (1969).
- Composer, Director, Actor
- May 3, 1924
- Tom O'Horgan
- January 11, 2009
Tom O'Horgan, a leader in New York's experimental theater scene in the 1960s who went on to direct the exuberant, often freewheeling Broadway productions of "Hair" and "Jesus Christ...
15 feb 2022 · Tom O'HorganChicago (Illinois - USA) Venice (Florida - USA). Biografia, filmografia, premi, trailer, news e rassegna stampa.
11 gen 2009 · Composer, conceptual performance artist, musician, and stage and film director Tom O’Horgan (b. Chicago, IL, 3 May 1924; d. Venice, FL, 11 January 2009) is best remembered for the extraordinary excitement and success of his direction of the 1968 Broadway musical Hair.
Tom O'Horgan's first widespread public attention came in 1968, when he directed Hair on Broadway and won an Obie Award for directing Paul Foster's Tom Paine at La Mama.
