"Grease" is one of the most staged musical shows in the world. The iconic story of the holiday love between two young characters: Sandy Dumbrowski and Danny Zukko, and their adventures with their friends from Rydell School. The story is full of smiles, emotion and excitement, life's first dilemmas and brave steps into adulthood. The musical is set in the rock & roll era of the late 1950s and early 1960s and is full of great hits such as 'Summer Nights', 'Youre The One That I Want', 'Sandy' and the title song 'Grease' in catchy Polish translations. Phenomenal choreography, colourful costumes and fantastic live music are complemented by the most characteristic element of the musical - the American convertible. "Grease" owes its popularity to the 1978 film adaptation of the musical, which starred Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta, among others.

A dance and music show for the whole family or a group of friends - for old and young alike. Twenty-two actors on stage and a seven-piece musical band will guarantee a phenomenal evening for every spectator!

"Grease" is the second production by Proscenium Musical Theatre after Alan Menken's award-winning "Little Shop of Horrors". The company's original staging of the musical "Grease" will be the third Polish production to return to Warsaw after 20 years. The musical is directed by Antoni Dietzius, who has made himself known to Warsaw audiences with performances nominated for the Jan Kiepura Musical Theatre Awards, among others: "Tom Sawyer's Secret", "Subscription for Happiness" or "Little Shop Of Horrors", one of the best musicals of the season 2021/2022 according to the opinion of audiences and reviewers (all staged at the Relax Stage). It was choreographed by Agnieszka Brańska, choreographer, dancer and academic teacher. She made her debut in the musical 'Metro' by J. Józefowicz. She is the author of numerous choreographies in musical performances of the Roma Musical Theatre.

The musical 'Grease' is presented by special arrangement based on authorised material provided by Theatrical Rights Worldwide. The performance is recommended for Audiences aged 12 and over. Strobe lights are used in the performance.