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Closed April 30, 2011
Danny Bayne... displays bags of energy!
Michael Billington, The Guardian
Electrifying, energized and entertaining, Jacobs and Casey's Grease the Musical is the world-renown smash-hit about teenage love, angst and overcoming social obstacles. It's a fast-paced rock 'n roll party that explodes with feel-good charm and spirited fun.
Directed by David Gilmore, Grease the Musical stars two winners of the TV-reality contest, with Danny Bayne as greaser Danny and Susan McFadden as the lovely Sandy. With vigorous choreography by Arlene Phillips, the original High School musical leaps to life, featuring all the favourite and unforgettable songs that have had audiences singing along for years, including 'Summer Nights', 'Hopelessly Devoted To You', 'Grease Is The Word', and, of course, 'Greased Lightnin'.
It's 1959 and the start of a new school year. After having had a summer holiday flirtation, Danny and Sandy discover they are now co-students at Rydell High School. Though pleased to see her, Danny brushes her aside to keep up appearances amongst his greaser group, the T-Birds. Sandy, heart-broken, is both comforted and mocked by the comparatively-sophisticated girl group, The Pink Ladies. Sandy is invited to a pyjama party where her eyes are opened to experimentation: booze and boy-talk, cigarettes and ear-piercing. Sandy still struggles to fit in, all the more so when she arrives at a picnic to find everyone sharing a joke at her expense.
Social differences continue to stand in love's way for good-girl Sandy and tough-boy Danny. But as the youths all struggle through teenage pregnancy, gang violence, friendships and rivalries, gradually things change.
Grease is named after a working-class youth subculture known as greasers. Written by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey, the musical was first staged Broadway in 1972 as a much more raunchy, vulgar and aggressive show that the modern versions. The 1978 film starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton John shot Grease into the public eye.
Opening night: 25 July 2007
Grease is suitable for audiences aged 10 and above.
2 hours and 15 minutes with one 15 minute intermission.
You may be required to wear a mask during this performance. Please contact the venue directly for more information.
Matthew Goodgame as Danny
Carina Gillespie as Sandy
Matthew Goodgame as Kenickie
Siubhan Harrison as Rizzo
Lucas Rush as Roger
Hayley Gallivan as Jan
Michael Pickering as Doody
Zoe Doano as Frenchy
Bennett Andrews as Sonny
Robyn Mellor as Marty
Matthew Russell-Jones as Eugene
Susannah Allman as Patty
Jason Capewell as Vince/Teen Angel
Kerry Winter as Miss Lynch
Kristina MacMillan as Cha Cha
Book, Music and Lyrics: Jim Jacobs
Author, Composer & Lyricist: Warren Casey
Direction: David Gilmore
Music Staging & Choreography: Arlene Phillips
Set Design: Terry Parsons
Costume Design: Andreane Neofitou
Orchestrations: Larry Wilcox
Orchestrations: Chris Egan
Musical Supervisor & New Musical Arrangements: Mike Dixon
Lighting Design: Mark Henderson
Sound Design: Bobby Aitken
Re-creation of Musical Staging & Choreography: Stori James
Musical Director: Richard Beadle
Casting Director: Debbie O'Brien
Production Manager: Simon Gooding
Orchestral Management: Stephen Hill
Producer: Paul Nicholas & David Ian Associates Ltd
BRIGHT bold Exciting!
the T-birds and the Pink Ladies have nonstop energy and provide endless entertainment
Read full reviewScarlet Fleetwood
34 reviews, average rating: (3.7 Stars)
Myself and my partner went and watched this on 7th august. And what a night,... more
Trish And Jess Mackinnon: “Danny Bayne was electrifying on opening night”
We have probably seen 50 West End musicals in the last ten years, but the... more
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