Sure, Elle Woods is a bubbly fashionista who loves the color pink.
But that doesn't even scratch the surface of what "Legally Blonde" is all about, Lake Pend Oreille Repertory Theater founder Keely Gray said.
To channel Elle, as if.
The story, Gray said, is one of self-empowerment and authenticity.
In this latest edition of the 7Bee Podcast, join reporter Caroline Lobsinger as she talks with Keely Gray of Lake Pend Oreille Repertory Theater about the company's newest production, "Legally Blonde: The Musical".
Bottom line: making "The Fade" series is a lot of fun.
Sure, the film may take place in a dystopian society several decades in the future, involving a plot to create an army of child drones as part of a twisted effort to create their version of a better world.
But filmmaker Tim Bangle and his son Lukas the driving forces behind The Other Dog Films said the movies, as well as the next installment, are about much more than that; they are about hope and not giving up.
Auditions for "Legally Blonde" kicked off Wednesday, and continue today and Friday. On Saturday, callbacks will be held. Those interested should come prepared with a minute-long dialogue and 30 seconds of music.
Lake Pend Oreille Repertory Theater is putting on its latest production, "Murder on the Orient Express" beginning this weekend. Opening night is Friday, with additional shows on Saturday, Sept. 16, and Sept. 22-23. Performances begin at 7 p.m. on the Panida stage.