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Menlo School Drama presents “Legally Blonde”
Menlo Upper School Drama presents “Legally Blonde: The Musical” for its spring production at the Spieker Performing Arts Center, 50 Valparaiso Avenue in Atherton, from May 1 to 3. The production marks Menlo Drama’s first musical with its new director Mark Schneider.
The show, based on the film and novel by Amanda Brown, follows protagonist Elle Woods’ journey through Harvard Law School. The musical will feature a total of 52 students, dance numbers and themes of perseverance, identity and breaking stereotypes.
“Elle’s journey is about much more than proving someone wrong,” said Schneider in a press release. “It’s about discovering that your individuality is your greatest strength. Our students have embraced the show’s energy, humor, and heart in truly inspiring ways.”
For tickets and details, visit menloschool.org/tickets.
Immigration and justice talk at Ladera Church
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Stephen Trott and Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Franklin Bondonno are featured at an event exploring topics around immigration and justice on Tuesday, April 28, from 7-8:30 p.m. hosted by Ladera Community Church, 3300 Alpine Road in Portola Valley.
The event will feature an interview and Q&A with Trott and Bondonno to discuss birthright citizenship, legal vs. illegal immigration and justice.
For more information visit ladera.org/events.
Ladera Emergency Preparedness and Firewise Fair
Residents of Ladera and nearby communities are invited to learn about preparing fires, home insurance and more at the Emergency Preparedness and Firewise Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 9, at the Ladera Recreation District, 150 Andeta Way in Portola Valley.
The fair will feature educational activities that will demonstrate how the sign up for emergency notifications, home assessments, creating evacuation plans and what to pack in an emergency go-bag. Speakers and presentations will also discuss topics about home insurance, a Q&A with Fire Marshal Kim Giuliacci from the Woodside Fire Protection District and a Woodside resident’s home-hardening journey.



