22. Sugar Baby Love Playoff (Instrumental) 23. I Love You Just The Way You Are (Spencer - Band Tacet) 24. 20a Jammin' (Spencer -Band Tacet) 25. Y.M.C. A. (Spencer, Roddy, Terry, Dean, Eamon) 26. Scene Change (Instrumental) 27. Don't Go Breaking /Yesterday Once More (Debs, Dean) 28. Enough Is Enough (Debs, Lorraine) 29. If You Leave Me Now (Roddy) 30. Jailhouse Rock (Eamon) 31. Funky Music No 1 (Play That Funky Music White Boy) (Roddy) 32. 27a A Little Bit More (Recorded Track ) 33. Last Dance / Reach Out (Lorraine, Debs) ACT TWO 34. Entr' acte (lnstrumental) 35. I Lost My Heart To A Starship Trooper (Trish, Ensemble) 36. Disco Inferno (Trish, Dean, Terry, Ensemble) 37. Grease Sting No 1 (Instrumental) 38. Grease Sting No 2 (Roddy) 39. Grease Sting No 3 (Instrumental) 40. Dead Man /Street Life Sting (Lorraine) 41. I Will Survive (Debs) 42. Street Life - Reprise (Instrumental) 43. Always On My Mind (Eamon) 44. Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word (Roddy, Eamon, Ensemble) 45. Theme from "Our Tune" (Radio) (Recorded Track ) 46. 40a Shaddup a Ya Face (Radio) (Recorded Track) 47. If You Leave Me Now (Instrumental) 48. If You Leave Me Now (All, Roddy) 49. Celebrate Scene Change (Instrumental) 50. Scene Change (Instrumental) 51. Yesterday Once More - Underscore (Instrumental) 52. Play That Funky Music - Reprise (Roddy, Ensemble) 53. Boogie Wonderland (Company) 54. Finale Megamix (Can You Feel The Force / Instant Replay /Ain't No Stopping Us Now / Disco Inferno / We Are Family) (Company) 55. Finale Playout (Company) CAST The Guys • Roddy - mid twenties. An "Alfie" for the 70's, speaks directly to the audience. Good looking, brash, confident 'ladies man' with oodles of charm that soften his rough edges He is our hero, although sometimes in spite of himself Roddy wants to live life to the full and do what's best for him if only he knew what that was. • Terry - mid twenties. Likeable nerdy garage mechanic, who is inclined to put his mouth in gear before engaging his brain. Always trying to keep up with his sharper pals, Trish has been his steady for ages but they have still not 'done it' yet. • Dean - late twenties. Is the DJ at the club. More sensitive and intelligent than his friends. He has a proper day job and career. A good looking medallion man before the term was used in a derogatory fashion. • Eamon – Fifties, Roddy's father. An old rock'n'roller who is partial to a 'glass'. Still mourns for Roddy's
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