South Bend Civic Theatre Presents LEGALLY BLONDE THE MUSICAL

By: Aug. 20, 2016
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For three weeks in September and going into October, the South Bend Civic Theatre brings Legally Blonde the Musical to the Wilson Theatre. The international award-winning musical based on the movie, Legally Blonde, explodes on the stage with memorable songs and dynamic dances. Director Carys Kresny collaborates with Music Director Geoffrey Carter, Choreographer Karen Pajor, and the ensemble cast to take the audience through Elle's fabulously fun journey. This hilarious, fun, and heart-warming musical runs from September 16th through October 2nd at the Wilson Theatre. It will be so much fun it should be illegal!

Legally Blonde the Musical follows the transformation of Elle Woods as she tackles several obstacles in pursuit of her dreams. She has to deal with stereotypes and scandal as her life is turned upside-down when her boyfriend (Warner) dumps her. Because he broke up with her to become serious about his life and to attend Harvard Law, Elle uses her charm to get into Harvard Law in order to get back at Warner. She struggles with peers and professors but is able to quickly realize her potential with the help of Paulette and Emmett.

Tickets for adults are $25 (Fri, Sat, Sun) and $21 (Wed/Thu). Tickets are $10 for all kids (under 18) as well as anyone with a valid student ID. Tickets can be reserved anytime at sbct.org or by contacting the box office from 3pm - 6pm Monday through Friday. Call the SBCT Box Office at 574-234-1112 or visit www.sbct.org for details and to reserve tickets.

Elle: Bailey Krusen (Haseltine)
Warner: Lincoln Wright
Emmett: Justin Williams
Vivienne: Natalie MacRae-Waggoner
Callahan: William Loring
Paulette: Andrea C. DeLonis
Brooke: Becki Jean Visker
Margot: Sara Drinkwine
Serena: Danae Watson
Pilar: Erin Joines
Aaron/Dewey: Andrew Lester
Padamaden/Pforzheimer: John Van Paris
Enid: LaDaja Gilbert
Whitney/Delta Nu: Libby Klesmith
Kyle: Pierre Cooks
Elle's Dad: Daniel J. Slattery
Elle's Mom/Inmate: Jenn Paul
Grandmaster Chad/Carlos/Carlos/Kiki: Jevon D. Johnson
Winthrop/Ensemble: Alexander Bobbs
Lowell/Ensemble: James Johnson
Judge/Ensemble: Mykale Williams
DA Joyce Riley/Ensemble: Catrina LeSure
Nikos: Drake Shrader
Chutney/Ensemble: Anne Bomgaars
Kate/Ensemble: Kala Key
Leilani/Ensemble: Vi Nowak
Ensemble: Mia Zesinger
Ensemble: Kinsey Muhlenkamp
Ensemble: Madison Jackson
Mousey Client/Ensemble: Falynn Sheppard
TV Reporter/Ensemble: Sophie Glassford
Ensemble: Rachel Raska
Stenographer/Ensemble: Myah Englebrecht
Sales Woman/Ensemble: McKenna Killion
Perfume Girl/Ensemble: Dawn Hagerty
Bruiser: Romeo Haseltine-Krusen
Rufus: Princess Leiya Redding

Production Team:
Director: Carys Kresny
Music Director: Geoffrey Carter
Choreographer: Karen Pajor
Stage Manager: Sara Hawn
Assistant Stage Manager: Clare Costello
Scenic Designer: Jacee Rohlck
Costume Designer: Amber Klinker
Lighting Designers: Kevin Dreyer and Matt Davidson
Props Designer: Drake Shrader



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