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Grease 20th Anniversary: Shows & Movies

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Grease 20th Anniversary: Shows & Movies

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Grease first hit the cinema screens in June 1978 and was re-released in March 1998.

Titles: Alone At The Drive-In Movie; Beauty School Dropout; Blue Moon; Born To Hand Jive; Freddy My Love; Grease; Greased Lightnin'; Hopelessly Devoted To You; Hound Dog; It's Raining On Prom Night; Look At Me I'm Sandra Dee; Mooning; Rock 'n' Roll Party Queen; Rock 'n' Roll Is Here To Stay; Sandy; Summer Nights; Tears On My Pillow; There Are Worse Things I Could Do; Those Magic Changes; We Go Together And You're The One That I Want.

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Publisher: IMP
UPC: 654979040491
SKU: 55-6516A

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Why we love this

This collection captures the full arc of Grease across both its cinema and stage incarnations, giving you access to the complete soundtrack that defined a generation. The 20-song roster includes all the ensemble showstoppers and character solos your singers actually want to perform, from the infectious title track to the tender vulnerability of 'Hopelessly Devoted To You.'

What to expect

Pure 1950s nostalgia with a theatrical wink and modern energy. These songs swing between rebellious rock and roll swagger and genuine teen romance, all wrapped in melodies that lodge in your brain immediately. There's a playfulness here alongside real emotional moments, especially in the quieter character pieces.

Who it's for

Directors building a full Grease concert or revue, or teachers curating a show tunes collection for advanced singers who thrive on recognizable material. This works equally well for high school productions and community theater groups looking to tap into genuine audience enthusiasm.

How to get the most out of it

  • Treat 'Greased Lightnin' and 'Summer Nights' as your ensemble anchors; these songs carry the narrative weight and give your full cast meaningful moments together.
  • Balance the fast-paced rock and roll numbers with the slower ballads to shape your concert arc and let singers recover between high-energy pieces.
  • Lean into the 1950s doo-wop and rock vocabulary that runs through songs like 'Those Magic Changes' and 'Blue Moon' to keep the style cohesive across numbers that vary widely in tempo and mood.

How to use it

Program this as a full concert event in its own right, or extract individual numbers to anchor a broader musical theater showcase. The variety in song lengths and styles makes it ideal for mixed recitals where you need pieces that appeal to audiences across age groups.

Skills your students will build

  • Phrasing and articulation within the rock and roll and doo-wop idioms
  • Blend and balance in ensemble contexts, particularly in layered group numbers
  • Character work and storytelling through popular song material
  • Rhythmic precision in driving rock patterns and syncopated passages
  • Dynamic contrast between intimate ballads and full-ensemble showstoppers

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