Williams Hall, in partnership with the Key West High School Drama Club, will present its annual spring musical, “Legally Blonde the Musical,” April 9-11 in the high school auditorium.
The production stars members of the Drama Club under the direction of a creative team that includes Jeremy Zoma as director and musical director; Lauren Thompson as choreographer; and Sushi Productions for costumes. The show is produced by Emily Galvan, with technical direction led by Rebecca Bertucci and Brandon Beach.
Student leadership plays a vital role in the production, with Lillian Andrew as assistant director and production stage manager, Charlie Kenna as set designer and Alexandria Buscemi as props master.
Performances will take place Thursday through Saturday, April 9-11 at the Key West High School Auditorium, 2100 Flagler Ave. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and the show begins at 7 p.m.
Tickets are available online at vancoevents.com or by scanning the event QR code on this page. General admission tickets are $28, and student/teacher tickets with valid ID are $22. Content advisory: This production contains mild language and mature themes. It is recommended for audiences 10 and up; parental discretion is advised.
About Legally Blonde
Based on the beloved film, “Legally Blonde The Musical” follows Elle Woods on her journey of self-discovery. After being unexpectedly dumped by her boyfriend Warner, Elle sets her sights on Harvard Law School to win him back. Along the way, she challenges stereotypes, forms new friendships and ultimately discovers her own strength and potential.
The musical includes catchy songs, energetic choreography and a message about staying true to yourself.
