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Grease is a 1950’s set performance that was re interpreted into a show at North Lincoln High School on March 18th, 2017. Presently directed by Aubrey Bridges and Stage managed by Emily Walker, it stuck to the original scenes of the play and executed them brilliantly. This show contributed to the on-the-go energetic lifestyle that teenagers still have today, intermixing the 50’s issues that high schoolers still experience today. Starting the show off with the rock and roll music, Grease is a fun musical that revolves around the love between two a boy and a girl that socially seem to be incompatible. Comically, however the two lovers are pulled together and along with this the journey that the audience is pulled into. This show was energetic
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