Lucy Moss

We saw this when it was revived in a...

In various ways, unconventional production directed by Lucy Moss a couple of summers ago at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, with newly diverse casting in abstract design and human dogs.

But even beyond that, the minutiae of Legally Blonde gets really discussed on multiple occasions within the last year.

There has been a lot of online discourse about various aspects of Legally Blonde, some of it very recently, and I want to address all of that in one fell swoop.

So, before you were doing said musical, you were in Why Am I So Single in the West End.

Now, this is a musical which was written by Toby Marlowe and Lucy Moss, who are very famous for writing, of course, Six The Musical.

Now, I sadly didn't get to see this show and I'm gutted, but I have, of course, listened to the soundtrack.

How was it getting to do that show in the West End? Do

Hey y'all, and welcome back to Broadway Unexpected.

I am very excited to say that we have none other than the amazing Olivier nominated and Tony Award-winning writer and director Lucy Moss on with us today.

Woo.

Yay.

[upbeat jazz music] Now, one show that I absolutely had to see on this trip was Six.

Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss' pop concert musical about Henry VIII's six wives, who are out here turning their stories into a competition to decide who suffered the most under Henry, is going from strength to strength all around the world.

Tudor history meets a modern girl group concert.

It's crazy.