Equity Actors of all Ethnicities, Gender Identities, and Physical Abilities for roles in 2021 season Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical The Age of Aquarius dawns again! It's the Summer of Love, and a group of young Americans are looking to change the world! Directed by James Vásquez (The Old Globe's American Mariachi and Tiny Beautiful Things), this legendary rock musical bursts onto the Globe stage with its Grammy Award –winning score featuring iconic hits such as "Let the Sunshine In," "Good Morning Starshine," and the exuberant title song. Make love, not war!—and celebrate "harmony and understanding" with Broadway's first great rock musical. For mature audiences. Trouble in Mind A thrilling new production of a too-often neglected American classic. New York, 1955. A leading Black actress and a multiracial cast rehearse a challenging new Broadway play set in the South. Backstage rivalries and showbiz egos cause excitement of their own, but artistic differences between the cast and the white director soon bubble to the surface, revealing the truths that American drama covers over and the ways in which even well-meaning people can harm others under the guise of helping. The New York Times recently called Alice Childress's groundbreaking Trouble in Mind "a rich, unsettling play that lingers in one's memory long after its conclusion." Shutter Sisters A Globe-commissioned world premiere that was developed in the 2020 Powers New Voices Festival. Shutter Sisters tells the story of two women living parallel lives on the hardest days of their lives. A white woman named Michael attends her adopted mother's funeral, while a Black woman named Mykal kicks her adult daughter out of her home. A heartfelt and surprising journey through womanhood, identity, and what it means to belong. NON-EQUITY ACTORS ARE ENCOURAGED TO SUBMIT, BUT MUST BE WILLING TO JOIN ACTORS' EQUITY IF HIRED.