Grease

Grease - September 16 - September 18, 2022

Norwood High School

Who's Who

Rebecca Alliance

Johnny Casino / Becky

Rebecca is a senior at NHS. Last year's production of the Wizard of Oz was her first musical. She is very excited to be playing Becky and Johnny Casino. Rebecca has staged managed 3 shows for NHS: Dracula, Almost Maine, and Dies Irae, and is excited to do more. This is Rebecca’s 2nd and last year of singing in the Madrigal Choir. Rebecca had a very memorable and fun summer and will forever love and thank her NHS music/theater family and loved ones who have given her never-ending support
Meghan Chery

as Cha-Cha DiGregorio

Meghan Chery has always had a passion for the arts. She attended an intensive acting program in NYC where she further strengthened her skills on camera and behind the scenes. She’s had roles in previous plays at NHS such as Glory in Almost Maine and Trincula in Dies Irae. Meghan plans to pursue a career in the entertainment industry where she can showcase her abilities.
Lindsay Collins

as Patty Simcox

Lindsay is a sophomore at NHS and is very excited to be performing in her fifth high school show. She is thrilled to be playing the role of Patty Simcox and to work with such a wonderful cast and crew. Lindsay is also the fine arts advisor of her class and sings with the Madrigal Choir. She would like to thank all of her friends and family who have supported her through her journey.
Aidan Conneely

as Eugene Florczyk

Aidan is an incoming sophomore at NHS and will be playing the role of Eugene and will be in the ensemble. This is fourth performance at NHS and second musical, being in the Wizard of Oz, Johnathan Harker in Dracula, Almost Maine, and now Grease. He was also in the town's 150th anniversary play Our Town at the Old Parish Cemetery.
Jake DeShiro

as Roger

Jake is a rising senior and is just over the moon to be playing Roger. This is his first (and sadly last) summer musical with NHS, but nevertheless he’s had a blast with this amazing cast. He’d like to give a special shout-out to Tracy and Wayne DeShiro for bearing the countless hours spent singing too loud at night, and stomping around the floor practicing dances.