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The Lycoming College Theatre Department at will present “Legally Blonde The Musical" every evening at 7:30 p.m., from Nov. 12-15, in the Mary L. Welch Theatre on the Lycoming College campus. The Broadway hit is the first production of the College’s 2025-26 theatre season.
“Legally Blonde The Musical” is written by Heather Hach with music and lyrics by Laurence O’Keefe and Nell Benjamin. It tells the story of Elle Woods, who transforms from underestimated “sorority girl” to accomplished lawyer, proving her worth lies beyond appearances.
Directed by Biliana Stoytcheva-Horissian, professor of theatre and chair of the department, this Lycoming College production will be the first musical to feature a live eight-piece orchestra with a conductor since “Urinetown” in 2018. “Legally Blonde The Musical" will showcase the College’s powerhouse theatre department, all while telling a heart touching and powerful story.
The following Lycoming College students have been cast in the production:
- Normandy Broaddus ’29 plays the role of Elle Woods
- Chayton Wesneski ’26 plays the role of Emmett Forrest
- Kyle Czekaj ’28 plays the role of Warner Huntington III
- Lexi Bishop ’28 plays the role of Paulette Buonofuonte
- Paige McCaffrey ’27 plays the role of Vivienne Kensington
- Olivia Weaver ’29 plays the role of Serena
- Abigail La-Anni Bonsu ’29 plays the role Pilar
- Teagan Weaver plays the role of Professor Callahan
- Gabriella Fugon ’26 plays the role of Brooke Wyndham
- Josey Walls ’28 plays the role of Enid Hoopes, and is part of the ensemble
- Adriana Seiberlich ’27 plays the role of Kate and is part of the ensemble
- Lillian Griffith ’27 plays the role of Elle’s Mom and is part of the ensemble
- Evelyn Stong ’26 plays the role of Chutney and is part of the ensemble
- Khyaair (KT) Tyler ’29 plays the role of Kyle (UPS Guy), Aaron Schultz, and is part of the ensemble
- Gale Hall ’26 plays the role of Grandmaster Chad, Nikos, and is part of the ensemble
- Tony Daily ’27 plays the role of Dewey and Elle’s Dad
- Albert (AJ) Campbell Jr. ’29 plays the role of Carlos and is part of the ensemble
“The upbeat musical comedy tells a resonant story about identity, ambition, and defying expectations through catchy songs and high-energy dance numbers, but Elle Woods’s journey is not just humorous and entertaining—it’s empowering,” said Stoytcheva-Horissian.
Lycoming College's theatre department produces three productions a year, one musical during the fall semester, and two plays during the spring semester. More information about tickets, as well as upcoming productions, is available on the College website.
Lycoming College's theatre department provides its students with a well-rounded education. Students have the opportunity to work both on and off stage. Each student can earn academic credit for performing in or working behind the scenes on productions. With numerous opportunities to learn, students gain real world experience to aid them in careers outside of the theater space. Whether you are a theater major, minor, or are simply interested in participating, there is a space for everyone in the Lycoming College's theatre program .