DANCE SCENE HAIRSPRAY NO FURTHER A MYSTERY

Ebert gave the film 3.five stars out of four, stating that there was "lots of craft and slyness lurking beneath the circa-sixties goofiness," also stating that "The point, however, is not the plot but the Vitality. Without someone like Nikki Blonsky at the heart with the movie, it might slide flat, but everybody works at her level of contentment...

As a result of her newfound fame, she becomes decided to help her friends and end the racial segregation that has been a staple of the exhibit."African-Americans are allowed to dance on the clearly show only once a month, and there is a stereotypical racial representation of dance style. The social representation in Hairspray parallels the truth of