Sandy--Sarah Childers/Chelsea Rick
Rizzo--Danielle Adams
Frenchy--Elizabeth Wilson
Marty--Tamra Stegall
Jan--Marie Marquis
Kenickie--Dustin Rambo
Doody--Ryan O'Neal
Roger--Cedric Walls
Sonny--Jessie Wigginton
Patty--Seika Hall
Cha-Cha--Leslie Steele
Eugene--Cory Chamblee
Vince Fontaine--Scott Reid
Johnny Casino--James Wilson
Teen Angel--Mr. Eddie Moore
Miss Lynch--Lindsey Clark
Extra Pink Ladies:
Sarah Chamblee
Miranda Stanford
Shannon Christian
Zoey Barnes
Erica Logan
Diana Rogers
Taylor Michelle Pierce
Extra T-Birds
Zack Ruff
Joel Farmer
Jose Riqual
Andrew Douglas
Dancers/Chorus
Mindi Raper
Tori Bobo
LeAnne Hughes
Beth Saxon
Courtney Tucker
Stephanie Lloyd
Heather Blann
Phoebe Archie
Bailey Murphy
Kathryn Edwards
Holly Thompson
Crystal Monoghan
Alex Bailey
Leah Cayson
Jessica Terrill
This George Cohen mini-musical turned the clock back to the 1930 story of a Broadway director, Dick Foster, who is trying to find an angel to save his upcoming production. Foster is counting on the hottest Broadway star in town, Mona Monroe, to star in his production. He feels he will be able to produce a winning production with her in the leading role.
When Mary Collins finds herself 45 minutes from her home in New Rochelle, she finds Foster to ask for a part in his production. Foster explains that there just isn't an extra part for her. However, while he is doing this, Suzie, a chorus girl, is injured and put in the hospital, leaving vacant a chorus position. Foster offers the position to Mary who is more than excited to take it. But when Suzie recovers and returns to the production, Foster again tells Mary there is not a part for her. As casting is finalized, there is still no one in the leading role. When Mona finally arrives to meet with Foster, she quickly dismisses herself becasue of the lack of money offered.
After Foster had earlier dismissed Mary, he again offers her the lead role and she eagerly accepts. In the meantime, a large sum of money is donated to the production by a mysterious angel who later turns out to be Legs Ruby, the mobster who has been hiding out in the theater because his girlfriend Trixie is a chorus girl. With their money woes over, the cast is able to relax and put on an outstanding production.
