Legally Blonde The Musical: The Musical

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I attended Legally Blonde the musical. The play consisted of the students in the performing arts. It took place in the Capital High School auditorium on May 5, 2017. The play as well as the movie was very intriguing to watch. The play had various amounts of people including dancers, singers, and actors. The cost to watch the play was three dollars the day before the play. I would recommend the play or the movie to anyone interested in it. The songs in a play, movie, or any type of performance always set the mood for the production being played. Altogether, the songs matched perfectly to the scenes. The upbeat songs went with happy scenes, and the slower songs typically went with the sad scenes in the play. The upbeat songs just made

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