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Broadway in Manhattan is home to 40 professional theaters and is a popular tourist attraction. The majority of Broadway shows are musicals, which combine songs, dialogue, acting, and dance. Grease is a 1971 musical set in 1959 at a Chicago high school that tells the story of ten American teenage friends dealing with issues like love, rebellion, and exploring their identities as they transition to adulthood. The musical focuses on the love story between Danny, a local bully, and Sandy, an Australian exchange student, and Danny's journey to embracing his feelings for Sandy.
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