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Danny Zuko / A.J. Mcmasters Danny Zuko / A.J. McMasters Leader of the pack, handsome, air of cool charm, confident Shoes/socks- black converse or combat boot, white converse, white socks, red sox, Pants -Dark indigo straight jeans, black leather belt, black fitted dress slacks, track shorts Shirts- white V-neck t-shirt, 1950’s pastel short sleeved shirt, track shirt, pullover sweater, dressy shirt Jacket- Black leather jacket, red? Sport jacket (loud lining). Underthings-as appropriate for changing Hair-short at sides, High pompadour, side burns Makeup- stage Other-chain & medal necklace Act1 Sc1- Black High top Converse, Dark Indigo straight jeans, Black belt, White T-shirt, White sox, Necklace, Black leather jacket Sc2- Black High top Converse, Dark Indigo straight jeans, Black belt, White T-shirt, White sox, Necklace, Black leather jacket Sc3- same as scene 2 Sc4-n/a Sc5- same as scene 2&3 minus Black Leather jacket Sc6-Same as scene 5 add 1950’s style pastel short sleeved shirt un buttoned Sc7-Same as Scene 2 & 3 ACT2 Sc1-Dress pants, red sox, dress shoes, dressy shirt, necklace, Red Sport jacket lined, Sc2-Track shorts, track shirt, track jacket? White sox, white canvas shoes, necklace Sc3-black dressy pants, pastel cardigan, collared shirt underneath, white sox dress shoes, necklace Sc4-n/a Sc5- Black High top Converse, Dark Indigo straight jeans, Black Leather belt, White T-shirt, White sox, Necklace, Black leather jacket Finale- Same as scene 5 Due 3/1/2017 for review prior to first Dress Rehearsal Contact me ASAP with any concerns, thank you Tracy L Bower 330-819-0871 Kenickie/Sam Jungman /cowboy?? - TB cool, hard looking, 2nd in command Tough, surly, tattooed? Shoes/socks- black converse or combat boot, white socks, Pants -Dark indigo straight jeans, black leather belt, and grey fitted dress slacks Shirts- white V-neck t-shirt, black t-shirt, western/dress shirt, Jacket- Black leather jacket, Madras jacket or bright Underthings-as appropriate for changing Hair -1950s, side burns, blondish Makeup- Stage Other -Tattoo? Bandana, bolo tie, belt silver or bold buckle Act1 Sc1- jeans, Black T Shirt, Boots or converse, Silver belt, TB Jacket Sc2- jeans, Black T Shirt, Boots or converse, Silver belt, TB Jacket Sc3- jeans, Black T Shirt, Boots or converse, Silver belt, TB Jacket Sc4- N/A Sc5- jeans, Black T Shirt, Boots or converse, Silver belt, TB Jacket Sc6-N/A Sc7- jeans, Black T Shirt, Boots or converse, Silver belt, TB Jacket ACT2 Sc1-Grey slacks, western/dress shirt, Bolo tie, Madras jacket? Dress Boots, handkerchief Sc2-Grey slacks, Black t-shirt, Grey belt, TB jacket, socks boots Sc3-n/a Sc4- jeans Cowboy shirt, socks boots TB jacket Sc5- jeans, Black T Shirt, Boots or converse, Silver belt, TB Jacket Finale- Same as scene 5 Due 3/1/2017 for review prior to first Dress Rehearsal Contact me ASAP with any concerns, thank you Tracy L Bower 330-819-0871 Sonny LaTierri / Michael Hercules - TB Shiny dark hair, thinks he is a lady killer Shoes/socks- pointed leather black shoes, black socks Pants -Dark indigo straight jeans, black/navy fitted dress slacks Shirts- white tank t-shirt, black dress shirt Jacket- Black leather jacket, bold green jacket Underthings-as appropriate for changing Hair -short side, high at top, side burns, curl at front Makeup- stage Other- blk leather belt, chain necklace, small brim hat, dark shades, white tie Act1 Sc1- Indigo jeans, tank t shirt, chain necklace, White socks, pointed leather shoes, small brim hat, dark glasses, belt TB jacket Sc2- Indigo jeans, tank t shirt, chain necklace, White socks, pointed leather shoes, small brim hat, dark glasses, belt TB jacket Sc3- Indigo jeans, tank t shirt, chain necklace, White socks, pointed leather shoes, small brim hat, dark glasses, belt TB jacket Sc4-N/A Sc5- Indigo jeans, tank t shirt, chain necklace, White socks, pointed leather shoes, small brim hat, belt Sc6-N/A Sc7- Indigo jeans, tank t shirt, chain necklace, White socks, pointed leather shoes, Glasses on shirt, belt TB jacket ACT2 Sc1- black pants, black shirt, white tie, green shiny jacket. White socks, black dress shoes Sc2- Indigo jeans, tank t shirt, chain necklace, White socks, pointed leather shoes, small brim hat, belt TB jacket Sc3-N/A Sc4- Indigo jeans, tank t shirt, chain necklace, White socks, pointed leather shoes, belt TB jacket Sc5- Indigo jeans, tank t shirt, chain necklace, White socks, pointed leather shoes, small brim hat, dark glasses, belt TB jacket Finale- Same as scene 5 Due 3/1/2017 for review prior to first Dress Rehearsal Contact me ASAP with any concerns, thank you Tracy L Bower 330-819-0871 Doody / Carson Shover -TB Youngest, boyish, plays guitar Shoes/socks- penny loafers, converse, white socks Pants- blue jeans, black or navy dress pants Shirts- flannel shirt, white t shirt, pink dress shirt Jacket- T bird leather jacket, white sport coat, pullover or sweater Underthings-as appropriate for changing Hair- hard part? Short sides, high top Makeup-Stage Other- black belt, acoustic guitar Act1 Sc1- Jeans, T-shirt, Flannel shirt? White Socks, Black Belt, Penny Loafers/converse, TBjacket? Sc2- Jeans, T-shirt, Flannel shirt? White Socks, Black Belt, Penny Loafers/converse, TBjacket? Sc3- Jeans, T-shirt, Flannel shirt? White Socks, Black Belt, Penny Loafers/converse, TBjacket? Sc4- Jeans, T-shirt, V-neck sweater White Socks, Black Belt, Penny Loafers/converse Sc5- N/A Sc6-N/A Sc7- Jeans, T-shirt, Flannel shirt? White Socks, Black Belt, Penny Loafers, TBjacket? ACT2 Sc1-Black or Navy Dress Pants, Pink Dress Shirt, Sport coat (White?) White socks, Loafers Sc2- Jeans, T-shirt, Pullover, White Socks, Black Belt, Penny Loafers, TBjacket? Sc3-N/A Sc4- Jeans, T-shirt, Pullover, White Socks, Black Belt, Penny Loafers Sc5- Jeans, T-shirt, Pullover, White Socks, Black Belt, Penny Loafers, TBjacket Finale- Same as scene 5 Due 3/1/2017 for review prior to first Dress Rehearsal Contact me ASAP with any concerns, thank you Tracy L Bower 330-819-0871 Roger/ Scott Sobnosky -TB clown, for laughs, not as slick Shoes/socks- white socks, boots or converse, loafers Pants- jeans, special jeans, grey dress pants, Shirts -white t shirt, Hawaiian shirt, colored tee? Plaid dress shirt Jacket -black leather jacket, windbreaker?, pink sport coat Underthings-as appropriate for changing Hair- 1950s Makeup-stage Other- bow tie Act1 Sc1- jeans, white T-shirt, white socks, Boots, or cons, TBjacket or windbreaker Sc2- jeans, white T-shirt, white socks, Boots, or cons, TBjacket or windbreaker Sc3- jeans, white T-shirt, white socks, Boots, or cons, TBjacket or windbreaker Sc4-N/A Sc5- jeans, white T-shirt, white socks, Boots, or cons, TBjacket Sc6-N/A Sc7-Hawwiian Shirt, un buttoned, Loafers? Jeans ACT2 Sc1- Grey Dress Slacks, Plaid Shirt, Pink Sport coat, White socks, Loafers, bow tie Sc2- jeans, white T-shirt, white socks, Boots, or cons, TBjacket or windbreaker Special jeans/Velcro? Sc3-N/A Sc4- Grey Dress Slacks, Plaid Shirt, White socks, Loafers Sc5- jeans, white T-shirt, white socks, Boots, or cons, TBjacket Finale- Same as scene 5 Due 3/1/2017 for review prior to first Dress Rehearsal Contact me ASAP with any concerns, thank you Tracy L Bower 330-819-0871 Vince Fontaine/ Seth Watson Radio disc jockey for teen audience, slick, big ego, fast talker, veteran greaser Shoes/socks- Black sox, patent dress shoe Pants- Black tuxedo pants Shirts-old lame or similar shirt Jacket-leopard dinner jacket Underthings-as appropriate for changing Hair- 1950s greaser/rocker Jerry lee Lewis? Makeup- stage Other- black cuff links, black bow tie Act1 Sc1- Sc2- Sc3- Sc4- Sc5- Sc6- Sc7- ACT2 Sc1-Black tuxedo pants, Gold lame shirt, leopard jacket, Black cufflinks, Bow tie, Black sox, patent dress shoes Sc2- Sc3- Sc4- Sc5- Black tuxedo pants, Gold lame shirt, leopard jacket, Black cufflinks, Bow tie, Black sox, patent dress shoes Finale- Same as scene 5 Due 3/1/2017 for review prior to first Dress Rehearsal Contact me ASAP with any concerns, thank you Tracy L Bower 330-819-0871 Johnny Casino/Casino Band- John Kline is Johnny, Jack Cooper Drummer -Greaser student who leads a rocknroll band likes to think of himself as a rocker Shoes/socks- black dress shoes, white socks Pants- black dress Shirts-white dress, possibly ruffled Jacket-, black dress tux style Underthings-as appropriate for changing Hair- 1950s appropriate Makeup- stage Other- black tie, skinny or bow tba, Johnny needs a red electric guitar Act1 Sc1- Sc2- Sc3- Sc4- Sc5- Sc6- Sc7- ACT2 Sc1-** Elvis-ish, Slacks, Ruffled? Shirt, bow/skinny tie, Tuxedo jacket, Solid lapel, 2 toned shoes, cummerbund? All band variants of above. Sc2- Sc3- Sc4- Sc5- Finale- Same as scene 5 Due 3/1/2017 for review prior to first Dress Rehearsal Contact me ASAP with any concerns, thank you Tracy L Bower 330-819-0871 Eugene Florczyk/James Hassan - Class Valedictorian/smug but gullible, physically awkward, weak eyed Shoes/socks- black dress shoes, black socks, 3 diff argyle socks, Brown loafers, white dress shoes Pants- grey suit pants, Khakis, plaid shorts, black dress pants Shirts- white dress shirt, polo shirt, 2 Sweater, White formal shirt Jacket- grey suit jacket, Black tuxedo jacket Underthings-as appropriate for changing Hair-1950s, more adult scene 1, wig?s? Makeup- stage Other- glasses with/without tape, red tie, cuff links, plaid bow tie & cummerbund Act1 Sc1- Grey suit white shirt, red, tie, black dress shoes black socks Sc2- N/A Sc3- N/A Sc4- N/A Sc5- N/A Sc6-N/A Sc7- Khakis/plaid shorts, polo shirt, sweater, argyle socks, Brown loafers, Glasses ACT2 Sc1-White formal shirt, cuff links, Black 50s tux,
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