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Los Angeles was hit with rare showers this morning, part of what metereologists have said is an El Nino-related storm moving through the region. For drought-stricken California, any
But tonight at 4 p.m. PST “Grease: Live” kicks off on Fox. The three-hour telecast will be the network’s first-ever live musical, and has been in the works for almost two years. (It will air at 7 p.m. in the Pacific time zone on tape-delay.) One way that the production is differentiating itself from recent NBC live musicals such as “Peter Pan” and “The Wiz” is through the use of four sets — some indoor, some outdoor.
Those outdoor sets could get a little wet if the
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By 2 p.m., sunlight had broke through the clouds and
Regardless, “Grease: Live” director Thomas Kail told TheWrap that the show will go on,
“Something [unexpected] is going to happen that you can’t anticipate, but if you’ve done enough reps, then you also have the muscle memory to get back on course,” Kail said.
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And the creative team is already working through a lot worse than a few raindrops to make sure that the show goes on as scheduled. Star Vanessa Hudgens tweeted Sunday morning that her father died Saturday night after a battle with cancer, and that she still planned to perform tonight.
“I am so sad to say that last night my daddy, Greg passed away from stage 4 cancer,” Hudgens wrote. “Thank you to everyone who kept him in your prayers. Tonight, I do the show in his honor.”
“Grease: Live” airs tonight at 7/6c on Fox.
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