Grease

Sandy stays away from the school dance. Danny and Cha-Cha win the dance contest, and Rizzo gets back together with her guy, Kenickie. But Danny misses Sandy and takes up track to win back her affections. But when they meet next, he moves too fast for her. Meanwhile, Danny doesn't know that Cha-Cha´s friends have challenged the Boys to a rumble. Rizzo is worried that she's pregnant, but she's so mad at Kenickie that she tells him he's not the father. Rizzo doesn't want Sandy's sympathy, and Sandy still feels she has trouble fitting in at the new school. The next time Sandy sees Danny and the Burger Palace Boys, she has transformed herself into a greaser's dream date, leaving Danny "All Choked Up." Rizzo is relieved to learn that she isn't pregnant, and she and Kenickie reunite. All ends happily.

Awards
1972 Tony Awards:
Best Musical [nominee]
Best Book [nominee]
Best Actor in a Musical - Barry Bostwick.
Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Timothy Meyers.
Best Featured Actress in a Musical - Adrienne Barbeau [nominee]
Best Costume Design - Carrie F. Robbins.
Best Choreography - Patricia Birch [nominee]
1972 Theatre World Award - Adrienne Barbeau.
1972 Drama Desk Awards

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