Mean Girls on Broadway Tickets

By: Book by Tina Fey, Music by Jeff Richmond & Lyrics by Nell Benjamin
Director: Casey Nicholaw
Producer: Lorne Michaels, Stuart Thompson and Paramount Pictures
Cast list: Sabrina Carpenter (as Cady Heron until Jun 7), Reneé Rapp (as Regina George), Krystina Alabado (as Gretchen Wieners), Laura Leigh Turner (as Karen Smith), Olivia Kaufmann (as Janis Sarkisian), Chad Burris (as Damian Hubbard), Catherine Brunell (as Ms. Norbury), Kyle Selig (as Aaron Samuels), Cheech Manohar (as Kevin Gnapoor), and Rick Younger (as Mr. Duvall)
Design: Scott Pask
Design:
Lighting: Kenneth Posner
Costume: Gregg Barnes
Choreography: Casey Nicholaw
Sound: Brian Ronan
Other info: Music Direction by Mary-Mitchell Campbell, Music Coordination by Howard Joines, Orchestrations by John Clancy, Dance & Incidental Music Arrangements by Glen Kelly, Additional Music Arrangements by Jeff Richmond & Glen Kelly, Video
Design: by Finn Ross & Adam Young, Hair
Design: by Josh Marquette, and Make-up
Design: by Milagros Medina-Cerdeira

Get in, loser — you’re going to the theater. In Tina Fey’s Tony Award-nominated stage adaptation of her smash hit film, “Mean Girls” rule the school at North Shore High. And Cady Heron, the new girl in town, learns that the hard way. When her zoologist parents pick up from Africa to settle down in Evanston, Ill., a culture-shocked Cady befriends Janis Sarkisian and Damian Hubbard — who persuade Cady to take down the trio of Plastics, led by Queen Bee Regina George. But their plan to uproot the “Apex Predator” suddenly backfires when Cady ventures to the dark side.

Get ready for the ultimate world burn when Regina George finds herself compromised by Cady and must do whatever it takes to get herself back on top. Oh, and don’t forget to wear pink — or else you totally can’t sit with us.

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Recommended for ages 12 +. Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre.

What to watch for

Tina Fey wanted to be the one to adapt “Mean Girls” for the stage, but she wasn’t exactly sure what a book writer did at first. She even researched the qualities of a second-act opening number on Wikipedia.

Tina Fey is married to the show’s songwriter Jeff Richmond, who says they’ve always wanted to do Broadway. “We’re theater people who got detoured,” he admits.

Following the musical’s out-of-town tryouts in Washington, DC, the creative team reconvened to make changes and additions, including adding Damian’s show-stopping tap number “Stop” as the second act opener.

Though some aspects of the story were updated for 2018, most of the iconic “Mean Girls” moments remain. October 3 is still our favorite day, and don’t worry, Gretchen is still trying to make “fetch” happen.