Standing infront of the jury, Seth Fehr (10) sings to the crowd. Fehr played Professor Callahan in the play. “My favorite part about being in the show was playing the villain because it was a new type of role for me,” Fehr said. “It was super different and fun.” Caption by Emily Rosen.

Adaeze Loynd (12) does choreography while playing Brooke Windham. “My favorite part of playing Brooke was definitely performing ‘Whipped Into Shape,'” Loynd said. “It was a very challenging number yet so rewarding every night.” Caption by Emily Rosen.

This was the first show since “Matilda” that has come close to selling out and opened the upper balcony. Selling over 600 tickets in one night, “Legally Blonde” was one of the most successful in troupe history. Caption by Emily Rosen.

Adaeze Loynd (12) does choreography while playing Brooke Windham. “My favorite part of playing Brooke was definitely performing ‘Whipped Into Shape,'” Loynd said. “It was a very challenging number yet so rewarding every night.” Caption by Emily Rosen.

While standing in court Elle Woods, played by Amelie Lock (11), stands in front and looks for evidence. Lock returned from a quick change just before this scene and had over seven outfits during the show. “Doing quick changes, not only do you have to make your entrance on time, but for this role particular, I didn’t leave the stage expecting it to change,” Lock said. “It worked out because I had great people backstage helping me.” Caption by Emily Rosen.

While proving that she can study for the LSAT, Amelie Lock (11), playing Elle Woods, refuses to go to a party. Lock returned from a quick change just before this scene and had over seven outfits during the show. “Doing quick changes, not only do you have to make your entrance on time, but for this role particular, I didn’t leave the stage expecting it to change,” Lock said. “It worked out because I had great people backstage helping me.” Caption by Emily Rosen.