With an extended stage, a VW Beetle custom convert complete with dance platform, a clever set with electronic backdrops and a cast and crew of over 70 people it was a show not to be missed. There was great acting, singing and dancing by students from year 5 through to year 10 and they looked brilliant in fabulous costumes.

"Grease recreates the language, life and loves of teenagers. It is a fun and furious romp with great songs and a fantastic script. Braidwood Central School's teenagers took to the scripts like ducks to water," Director, Jonathan Millar said.

"A large number of the secondary cast have been following the English/Drama stream for a number of years, they have come from Bungendore, Captain's Flat, Braidwood and the outlying regions."

"There are so many thank-yous to be made, starting with Kevin Corby who built the stage furniture and the stage extension, Natalie Densley, Sue Irving and Fran Ifould who did a lot of painting, Mary Appleby who managed the wardrobe, David Jones who went above and beyond in sourcing a myriad of props, George Snodgrass, Dave Sargent and David Parsons who found the car and brought it to life, and of course a large number of staff at BCS who went above and beyond to ensure that the talented young people of BCS had a terrific learning experience."

"Grease was a truly community event with many businesses and organisations donating props, raffle prizes and money. BCS thanks every one of them. We are truly lucky to live in a town that so passionately supports its young people as they pursue their creative endeavours. "

"At the end of the day however, it is the young people themselves we need to thank. Through their dedication and commitment to the show they gave us a great night out and reminded us that despite all the challenges each of us face in life, it is possible to overcome and get up in front of a packed house and produce quality entertainment that makes people laugh, jive and cry."