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Grease

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‘Performances worthy of the West End’
“..exquisitely choreographed…..Wonderful attention to detail is paid in this production…snap up some tickets to see these talented teenagers’ energetic and polished take on Grease”, Dorset Echo
“Once again, the youngsters have outdone themselves with a fantastic, entertaining, version of the popular musical with performances worthy of the West End”, Letter to Dorset Echo

Grease was directed and choreographed by former WOW member, Martine Burt, who received the NODA (National Operatic and Dramatic Association) South West award for ‘Outstanding Choreography’ on WOW’s previous show.

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