Elle Woods’s understudy, Grayce Hunt, performs the song ‘What you want,’ making the symbol of the sorority Delta Nu.
Mily Tamhankar, who played Paulette Bonafonte, looks confusedly at the Greek Chorus and Elle as they introduce to her the 'Bend and Snap.'
After months of hard work and effort, Metea Valley’s production of Legally Blonde hit the stage with show dates on April 24 and the first weekend of May. The first date was a preview show, where the understudies for five different roles took the stage and performed the musical. For the remaining dates, the main cast was the one who performed. Legally Blonde is a musical that does justice to its movie, addressing important themes such as misogyny and sexual assault with a great script and musical style.
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