As camp and exuberant as you might expect, Legally Blonde: The Musical stays true to the much-loved film, with the story flowing seamlessly from screen to stage. There are moments when the action feels a little rushed, with scenes moving on before you have quite had time to process the previous one. However, this does little to detract from the overall experience, with the show’s fast-paced energy keeping the audience thoroughly entertained. Its greatest charm lies in its willingness not to take itself too seriously, embracing the fun, the flamboyance and the occasional ridiculousness to create a thoroughly enjoyable theatrical experience.

The music and lyrics by Laurence O’Keefe and Nell Benjamin are integral to the storytelling, bringing the production to life through a series of infectious, upbeat numbers. Standout songs such as ‘Omigod You Guys’, ‘Whipped Into Shape’ and ‘Bend and Snap’ showcase the talents of the ensemble cast, whose energy and precision are matched by Leah Hill’s choreography. Fun, slick and bursting with personality, the routines add another layer of exuberance to this already vibrant production.