Legally Blonde Thesis

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Legally Blonde, the musical, has proven that the amount of talent we have here at CHHS is great. The cast and crew dedicated hours to make this event happen, and it paid off. Director Mrs. Kerry Rupe, did a stunning job coordinating the show as well as Kevin Gasio as the musical director, Bob Erbst, as the set director, Mel Taylor as the producer and Kolbi-Rae Edrey and Kerry Rupe as choreographers. The star of the show, Mia Roberts, plays the lead character Elle Woods who admitted that playing the lead role was a challenge, but she had a wonderful time getting to know the cast and learning the role. Mia Roberts, in the shoes of Elle Woods, a fashion diva, decides to go to Harvard Law School in hopes of reuniting with her former boyfriend Warner Huntington, played by Beau Jakeman. …show more content…
After realizing that her former boyfriend has moved on, she begins to bond with a guy named Emmett Forrest, played by Liam Bryant who secretly has feelings for her. Legally Blonde is a one of a kind musical that is favored by almost everyone who has seen it. This musical will show how talented the students are here at CHHS. The cast and crew were committed to this musical by staying hours after school, perfecting every role, designing the stage, and setting up the lights. They’ve worked so hard to make this play happen. You won’t want to miss this performance here at CHHS. Legally Blonde the musical will be playing April 27-29; tickets are $12 at the door! Go check it out

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