Fashion, law books, dogs, and drama. If those words peak your interest then it sounds like this year's AHS spring musical is up your alley. “Legally Blonde”, is a thrilling tale of Elle Woods, a girl who wants nothing more than to become Mrs. Warner Huntington lll. After being told she was “too blonde” for marriage and not serious enough, Elle packs her bags and goes to Harvard to show how serious she can be. 

Mr. Albrecht, the director of the AHS musicals, has worked meticulously behind the scenes to create a wonderful show that he is proud to have his name attached to. Despite having to share the stage and being unable to build as he normally would, Mr. Albrecht’s creative changes highlight the mastery behind the show. “I don't know if people who are watching the play will be excited, but I had to make some creative changes that I am proud of.  Because the Band uses the stage during eighth period, I couldn't build any permanent structure on the stage.  Usually in the musical the crew and I build a multi-level structure that we use for different locations.  Because I couldn't build one this year almost all of our set pieces are being flown in from above.  And I actually think it works better.  It allows for quicker transitions between the scenes.” 

Even with a few small hiccups, Mr. Albrecht shares he is very excited to watch the show bloom. A musical that really pulls you in, it will make you laugh and cry. Mr. Albrecht says his favorite scenes provoke all emotions. “I like when the boys join in with their dance on the song ‘Bend and Snap,’ I like watching Emma Robb's expression as she sings ‘Ireland,’ I like it when the set changes get made on time, I get choked up when Regan Kacmar and Max Nabring sing their duet in the song ‘Legally Blonde.’" If Mr. Albrecht is this excited, then the audience is going to be even more excited!