PICTURES: Legally Blonde, The Angmering School
Months of hard work in rehearsals paid off in the fast-paced, fun and highly-engaging show that gained positive reviews from packed audiences.
Year-11 students Lamorna Webb and Jenny Black, who played Pilar and Serena, said the show was ‘huge amounts of fun’ and they made some amazing new friends.
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Hide AdThe heartwarming musical showcased the acting and vocal talents of the performing arts department.
Vicky Scales, head of drama, said: “It always leaves a lump in my throat when we close a show at Angmering. The students work so very hard and are equally kind to each other.
“This year in particular, the cast were careful to balance studies and rehearsals perfectly. I couldn’t be more proud.”
Art students made puppets of Bruiser and Rufus, the two dogs used in the show. Congratulations went to year-11 puppet makers Bradley Cobden and Hannah Greaney, year-eight puppet maker and puppeteer Rachel Sayers and year-seven puppet maker assistants Tom Wood and Arthur Coates.
Head teacher Simon Liley said: “Wow! I am still getting used to the step-up in quality and talent from other schools to here at Angmering. Great performances from the whole cast.”