Two other shows will have their regional debut at Derby Dinner Playhouse. It is the story of grandparents and a young gentleman planning to leave his home state for the first time. Added to the hilarity is the fact that his two sets of grandparents are strong-willed Italians. This is the story of three women who have decided to change their lives and move on to Nashville. To satisfy the audience who wants the familiar, Derby Dinner is presenting three favorites.
Grease is back by an overwhelming popular demand.
The revised version of Anything Goes, featuring lots of Cole Porter music and tap, opens this summer. And Agatha Christie's most celebrated mystery, Ten Little Indians, will be here for the Fall. Season Tickets can be purchased at a savings of 25 percent. Even in 1972, in an era when musicals were striking out in new directions and taking on new forms, Grease was unique and unlike anything Broadway audiences had ever seen. Rydell epitomized the younger generation's struggles with the manners, morals and challenges of the era of leather jackets.