“Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies” Original Trailer From Paramount+

The first official trailer for the upcoming Paramount+ original series GREASE: RISE OF THE PINK LADIES has been released. A special appearance by Marisa Davila, Cheyenne Isabel Wells, Ari Notartomaso, and Tricia Fukuhara marked the premiere of the trailer on THE DREW BARRYMORE SHOW during the “Drew’s News” section hosted by Barrymore and Mathews. The launch of the new musical series will air on Paramount+ in the United States and Canada on Thursday, April 6.

The United Kingdom, Australia, Latin America, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, and South Korea will all air the series’ premiere the day after it airs in the USA. After the premiere, customers in the U.S. and Canada will be able to access the remaining nine episodes of the season every Thursday.

Marisa Davila plays Jane, Cheyenne Isabel Wells plays Olivia, Ari Notartomaso plays Cynthia, Tricia Fukuhara plays Nancy, Shanel Bailey plays Hazel, Madison Thompson plays Susan, Johnathan Nieves plays Richie, Jason Schmidt plays Buddy, Maxwell Whittington-Cooper plays Wally, and Jackie Hoffman plays Assistant Principal McGee in GREASE: RISE OF THE PINK LADIES from Paramount Television Studios.

A prequel musical series set four years before the events of the original “Grease.” Back in 1954, before rock ‘n’ roll was popular and the T-Birds were considered the most popular students at Rydell High, four social outcasts dared to have fun on their own terms, setting off a moral panic that would forever alter the school’s culture.

GREASE: RISE OF THE PINK LADIES is written and executive produced by Annabel Oakes (“Atypical,” “Minx”), who also serves as showrunner and directed a later episode. Alethea Jones (“Made for Love,” “Dollface,” “Evil”) directed the pilot plus two more episodes and executive produces. Marty Bowen and Wyck Godfrey executive produce for Temple Hill, and Adam Fishbach also executive produces. Erik Feig and Samie Kim Falvey executive produce via PICTURESTART, and it’s produced by Grace Gilroy. Choreography by Jamal Sims, who also directed, and music by GRAMMY Award nominee and executive music producer Justin Tranter.