Rimbom Hairspray™

In 1960s Baltimore, Tracy Turnblad, an optimistic and overweight high school student, dreams of dancing on the popular 'Corny Collins Show.' Despite societal prejudices and the disapproval of the show's manipulative producer, Velma Von Tussle, Tracy's infectious energy and progressive views on racial integration soon win over the hearts of the city. She battles for her spot on the show and fights to make it a place where everyone, regardless of race or size, can dance together.

Hairspray was met with widespread critical acclaim, praised for its vibrant energy, catchy musical numbers, and its timely themes of tolerance and acceptance. It was a commercial success, resonating with audiences for its humor and positive message.

• Praised for its infectious energy and upbeat musical numbers.

• Celebrated for its progressive themes of racial integration and body positivity.

• Lauded for its humor and John Waters' unique directorial style.

Google audience: Audience reviews frequently highlight the film's joyful spirit, memorable songs, and heartwarming message about inclusivity. Many appreciate its lighthearted approach to serious social issues, making it a feel-good movie for many.

Nominated for 3 Golden Globe Awards, including Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. Won 1 Tony Award for Best Musical.

The character of Edna Turnblad was famously played by drag queen Divine in the original 1988 film, a decision that reflected director John Waters' signature style.