“Legally Blonde” cast members pose for a photo.
Posted February 24, 2025
Plymouth High School will be presenting the award-winning “Legally Blonde” as its annual musical March 6-9.
“Legally Blonde the Musical,” based on the movie of the same name, tells the story of Elle Woods, who initially appears to have it all but then finds her life turned upside down when her boyfriend Warner dumps her so he can attend Harvard Law.
Determined to get him back, Elle charms her way into the prestigious law school. While there, she struggles with peers, professors, and her ex. However, with the support of some new friends, Elle quickly realizes her potential and sets out to prove herself to the world.
Action-packed and exploding with memorable songs and dynamic dances, the show features a large ensemble and several big song-and-dance numbers. More than 70 students and 14 adults are involved in the PHS production, which is double-cast to allow more students a chance to be on stage.
“Unlike other PHS shows, the audience should be advised that this musical is rated PG-13 due to some adult language and themes throughout,” said musical director Amanda Smith. “That being said, the overarching themes of positivity and self-empowerment radiate through this show.”
Performances will begin at 7 p.m. nightly from Thursday March 6 through Saturday March 8, with a matinee at 2 p.m. Sunday March 9, in the school auditorium, 125 S. Highland Ave. Reserved-seating tickets are $10 and are available from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (until noon on show days) in the PHS office (enter Door 1G); any remaining tickets will be available at the door.
Learn more:
• Explore The Arts section of our interactive, award-winning District Report Card to learn more about the extensive and varied performance opportunities available to our students.
When two names are listed, first is Thursday/Saturday cast and second is Friday/Sunday cast.
Elle Woods: Jhadan Grucelski, Chloe Krebsbach
Emmett Forrest: Cole Anhalt
Paulette Buonafonte: Molly Munson, Mary Crumley
Professor Callahan: Devin Shircel
Warner Huntington III: Michael Stephan
Vivenne Kensington: Kathrine Gentine, Grace Lambert
Brooke Wyndham: Zoey Dobbertin
Serena: Tia Grucelski, Claire Hermanson
Margot: Tayla Weisensel, Brianna Klahn
Pilar: Kylie TerMaat, Petra Janusova
Kate: Eva Haak
Kyle B. O’Boyle: Joseph Borth
Enid Hoops: Bree Bunyea
Sundeep Padamadan: Johnathan Riley
Aaron Schultz: Oliver Boxrucker
Chutney Wyndham: Thora Carpenter
Winthrop: Christian Rakoczy
Lowell: Alexander Hilbelink
Pforzheimer: Logan Christy
Grand Master Chad: Eli Fabian
Dewey: Logan Christy
Store Manager: Thora Carpenter
Judge: Sophia Okoroma
Elle’s Mom: Madison White
Elle’s Dad: Zandr Klahn
Cashier: Greta Jarr
Kiki the Colorist: Kyleigh Rautmann
Court Stenographer: Emma Versch
District Attorney Joyce Riley: Zora Hollyfield
TV Reporter: Gretta Mueller
Gaelen: Lily Block
Leilani: Greta Jarr
“Girl” in “Omigod”: Gretta Mueller
Saleswoman: Norah Barrett
Diners: Eli Fabian & Olivia Pironetti
Waiter: Oliver Boxrucker
Jet Blue Pilot: Owen Schmelter
Whitney: Zora Hollyfield
Dana: Greta Jarr
Assailant: Zandr Klahn
Guard: Owen Schmelter
H&H Salesgirl: Lily Block
Second Perfume Girl: Julia Farnum
Bookish Client: Norah Barrett
Salesgirls:
Norah Barrett
Lily Block
Thora Carpenter
Annika Diemel
Evelyn Enchvargal
Julia Farnum
Eva Haak
Gretta Mueller
Sophia Okoroma
Aino Olivia Pironetti
Emma Versch
