Next Stop Broadway Students to Dazzle in Legally Blonde The Musical April 13

by Sharon Aron Baron April 10, 2024

by Sharon Aron Baron April 10, 2024 1 minutes read

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Next Stop Broadway has announced its end-of-season productions, spotlighting the incredible talents of its Teen Theatre Project students.

This season’s highlight, Legally Blonde: The Musical, will enchant audiences with two performances on Saturday, April 13, 2024, at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

The production showcases the skills of teens from 8th – 12th grade who have dedicated themselves to mastering the arts of acting, singing, and dancing under the guidance of a team of professional instructors.

Since September, these young stars have been diligently preparing to bring the story of Legally Blonde to life on stage. This award-winning musical, based on the beloved film, tells the uplifting tale of Elle Woods, a determined young woman who challenges stereotypes and overcomes scandal in pursuit of her dreams. With a lineup of iconic characters, catchy songs, and high-energy dance numbers, this production promises an unforgettable theater experience.

Tickets for the afternoon and evening performances are $25 each. As a special offer, a student rush discount of $13 is available on the day of the show.

Those interested in attending this must-see event can purchase tickets through The Center’s Box Office or online at TheCenterCS.com.

Next Stop Broadway Students to Dazzle in Legally Blonde The Musical

The cast of Legally Blonde The Musical {Next Stop Broadway}

Next Stop Broadway also invites you to mark your calendars for Thursday, April 18, at 6:30 p.m., for a performance of High School Musical by the next generation of theater enthusiasts.

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