February 2025 — Diamond Head Theatre is thrilled to announce that Grease, the iconic musical beloved by generations, is set to take the stage on March 14. Thirteen of the 20 shows are already sold out. This high-energy performance is packed with unforgettable songs, electrifying dance numbers and the timeless story of teenage love and friendship.
Grease holds the title of Broadway’s 17th longest-running show. With a hip-shaking rock 'n' roll score featuring hits like "Summer Nights," "Greased Lightnin" and "We Go Together," it celebrates Rydell High's class of 1959 in all their duck-tailed, bobby-soxed and gum-snapping glory. Join star-crossed Sandy, Danny, Kenickie and Rizzo for a night of nostalgic fun that will have you hand-jiving in your seat.
The talented cast includes: Cameron Scot as Danny Zuko, Sophia Ysrael as Sandy Dumbrowski, Jody Bill as Betty Rizzo, Alexandria Zinov as Marty/Co-Dance Captain, Parker Kilkenny as Frenchy, Lainey Hicks as Jan, Cate Labas as Patty Simcox, Jantzen Shinmoto as Kenickie, Chad Navarro-Cortes as Doody, Kevin Molina as Roger, Jake Glasser as Sonny Latierri, Pono Lundell as Eugene Florczyk, Ryan Philips as Vince Fontaine and Gabriel Ryan/Kern as Johny Casino/Ensemble. The Ensemble Cast includes Emi Sampson, Jeff Andrews, Brianna Johnston, Victoria Chang, Kirra Baughn, Caris Leong, Jasmine Weldon, Maggie Ryan, Shane Nishimura, Drew Bright, Paul Garcia, Justin Garde and Sammy Houghtailing.
The talented production team includes: Michael Ng as Director, Dwayne Sakaguchi as Choreographer, Darcie Yoshinaga as Musical Director, DeAnne Kennedy as Set Design, Kyle Conner as Props Design, Chris Gouveia as Light Designer, Emily Lane as Costume Designer, Aiko Schick as Hair & Make-Up Design, Kristen Kenney as Set Painter, La Tanya Siliato as Sound Design and Trudi Melohn as Production Stage Manager.
Grease, created by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey, debuted on Broadway in 1972, quickly becoming a Tony-nominated sensation. The film adaptation, released in 1978, electrified audiences with its unforgettable mix of 1950s nostalgia, catchy tunes and teenage romance. Grease is recommended for audiences ages 12 and older due to mature themes, moderate coarse language, and simulated smoking. Diamond Head Theatre encourages all attendees to make informed decisions before purchasing tickets. Showtimes are selling out fast—don't miss out on the chance to see Grease at Diamond Head Theatre. Check the available showtimes and secure your tickets today.
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