Grease

Grease, the 1971 musical by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey, is set in a fictional school in 1959. The story follows 10 working-class teenagers as they navigate complex and adult subjects like love, teenage pregnancy, cars, and gang violence, while also exploring themes like love, friendship and the differences in social class strata. Using early rock and roll in its score, the show has been revived several times since its Broadway premiere in 1972, and has been performed worldwide.