GREASE: The long-run champ without a Tony — Page 2

I was in a production of Grease years ago at a community theatre - we had a great, young cast and we used the original book and stuck to it. We even did "All Choked Up" at the end. Everything was different, and much raunchier than the movie. Even Cha-Cha is not the hot bombshell, but she's referred to as "Godzilla."

I had a blast. The original show doesn't get the credit it deserves. The movie's great, but they really are two different animals.

The subsequent revivals make me want to kill myself. Worse than dinner theatre in Florida.

THANK YOU.

Here's the one I remember that played constantly in the tri-state area.
Every Night At The Royale Theatre

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Thank you, LaLaLand. BROTHERS is indeed where I know him from.

And thanks for the other commercial, gothampc. Although interesting as a curiosity, Paul Regina praising the show in rhymed couplets didn't tell me much about what I would actually see.

I wonder how many people thought GREASE showed the 1950s as written by Moliere?

Regarding the OH, CALCUTTA! revival: it opened after ACL, right? It was never the long run leader, was it?