PERIOD AND COSTUMES: The '50s. All the stereotyped outfits: matron school teacher dress and sweater, full "poodle" skirts, bobby socks, saddle oxfords, pastel blouses, "Pink Lady" pink windbreaker jackets, pedal pushers, muu-muus, fuzzy slippers, school sweaters and slacks for "straights," pegged pants, white T-shirts, black leather jackets, baggy gymsuit, cheerleader outfit, crinolines, high school formals, skinny neckties, boy dress-up pegged slacks and loud sports jackets, jogging suit, white Fabian sweather, white chinos, white boots, white plastic dropcloth sheets for beauty school girls. CHOREOGRAPHY: Rock`n'roll, jazz, twist, cha-cha, "slow" dancing. LIGHTING AND SPECIAL EFFECTS: General lighting, mirror ball for prom. NB: Grease is a creampuff of nostalgia that works best for those who grew up in the '50s. The second act ending is weak. The movie version solved this problem by reprising several songs. The movie is available on videotape and discs. DISCOGRAPHY Grease: A New 50’s Rock ‘N Roll Musical - Original Broadway Cast Album (1988-09-19) Grease (New Broadway Cast Recording (1994)) Grease - The New Broadway Cast Recording (2007 Broadway Revival Cast) by Laura Osnes, Max Crumm (2007-10-02)
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