We spoke w/ Marisa Davila & Cheyenne Isabel Wells about 'Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies' and pulling off the big performances.
The Paramount+ musical series Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies is set in 1954, four years before the original Grease, at a time when four outcasts decide to band together and support each other, and even have super cool pink jackets to prove it. Jane , Olivia , Cynthia and Nancy aim to change Rydell High, rule the school, and have a ton of fun along the way, all on their own terms.
CHEYENNE ISABEL WELLS: I was a little nervous, just because Grease is a huge shoe to fill. But once I read the description and read the first episode, I was like, “Oh, yeah, absolutely. This is amazing.” Because this is a different time period on the surface, it would seem like who you are in real life and who your characters are would be worlds apart. What do you like most about your characters? What would make you want to be friends with them?
If this show really is about finding yourself and finding your people, how did your own journey with that compare? Was it harder for you? Was it easier for you, personally? WELLS: I was literally in the shower when the alarm started going off, and I had to get out of there. We didn’t meet each other. Everything was on Zoom, all the chemistry reads and everything, so we didn’t actually meet each other in person until we started the work, but that moment was pretty cool.
WELLS: Any song that we did with the full cast there or the ensemble there was so much fun to do. “Good Girl Act” has a place in my heart. That was such a good fun time for all of us. DAVILA: They were so hysterical. Everyone’s costumes were crazy. I was so sad that I wasn’t able to be at the big party.
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