Presented by Dubai Opera, in collaboration with MAC Global and People Entertainment Group, this thrilling West End production reimagines the timeless story of Sandy and Danny, made iconic by the film starring Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta, with dazzling flair and contemporary energy.

Directed by Nigel West and choreographed by Matt Wesley, the production remains true to the heart of the original while bringing fresh vitality and stagecraft to the songs audiences know and love. Expect all the unforgettable hits: from Summer Nights and Greased Lightnin to Hopelessly Devoted to You and You’re the One That I Want, performed by a world-class cast whose vocals, choreography, and charisma will have you singing along and dancing in your seat.

Paolo Petrocelli, Head of Dubai Opera explained saying: Bringing Grease The Musical to Dubai Opera for the very first time is both a thrilling moment and a cultural milestone for the region. As one of the most iconic and beloved musicals of all time, its arrival underscores our ongoing commitment to presenting world-class productions that captivate and connect audiences. We are proud to be the stage that welcomes this electrifying West End sensation to the Middle East, offering our community the chance to experience the timeless energy and joy of Grease, live in Downtown Dubai.

Set in the colorful world of Rydell High, the show is a joyful whirlwind of romance, rebellion, and rhythm. With slicked-back hair, poodle skirts, and jukebox energy, Grease The Musical captures the spirit of the 1950s while speaking to the timeless themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery.

Whether you’re reliving the magic or discovering it for the first time, this limited engagement at Dubai Opera is your chance to experience the irresistible energy of one of musical theatre’s greatest hits, live and in full swing. Tickets are on sale now at dubaiopera.com and platinumlist.net. With only 10 performances, demand is high and early booking is strongly recommended. Don’t miss your chance to see why, more than 40 years later, Grease is still the word.