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November 14-17, 2024 Thursday at 7:00 p.m. Friday at 7:00 p.m. Saturday at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sunday at 2:00 p.m. MEAN GIRLS JR. Book by Tina Fey Music by Jeff Richmond Lyrics by Nell Benjamin Based on the Paramount Pictures film Mean GirlsOriginal Broadway Production Produced by Lorne Michaels, Stuart Thompson, Sonia Friedman Paramount Pictures Marisa Sechrest Ars Nova Entertainment Berlind Productions Steve Burke Scott M. Delman Roy Furman Robert Greenblatt Ruth Hendel Jam Theatricals The John Gore Organization The Lowy Salpeter Company James L. Nederlander Christine Schwarzman Universal Theatrical Group Executive Producer David Turner MEAN GIRLS JR.Is presented through special arrangement with and all authorized materials are supplied by Music Theatre International, New York, NY (212) 541-4684. www.MTIShows.com |
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What's it about?
Mean Girls JR. is a stage adaptation of the popular 2004 teen comedy film "Mean Girls," which was written by Tina Fey and directed by Mark Waters. The musical follows the story of Cady Heron, a teenage girl who moves to the United States from Africa and enrolls at a new high school. She quickly gets caught up in the social hierarchy and "clique" dynamics of the school, particularly the popular clique led by Regina George.
What's to love about Mean Girls JR.?
The show explores themes of friendship, social status, bullying, and the struggles of navigating the social complexities of high school. Like the original film, Mean Girls JR. satirizes and comments on teenage culture and the pressures that young people face.
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Content Advisory
Narrative Complexity: Ages 9+
Mean Girls the Musical JR. is generally considered appropriate for audience members ages 12 and up. Here's a more detailed breakdown of the recommended age range:
A lot or a little?
A guide to help you decide if this show is right for your family.
Positive Message: ★★★
The main positive message conveyed in Mean Girls the Musical JR. is the importance of authenticity, empathy, and inclusion. While the show satirizes the cliquish, cutthroat world of high school social dynamics, it ultimately delivers an uplifting message about the value of being true to yourself and looking beyond superficial differences. Diverse Representation:★★★
The main cast includes characters of varying racial and ethnic backgrounds, including African American, Asian, Latina/o, and white characters. This diversity is reflected not just in the lead roles, but also in the ensemble and supporting characters.Gender Representation: While the original source material is centered on female characters, the musical adaptation includes both female and male roles. The show depicts a range of gender expressions and identities among the students at the high school. Sex and Romance: ★☆☆
Romance: There are some minor romantic storylines and flirtations between the teenage characters. Sexual References: Compared to the film, the musical contains far fewer crude sexual jokes, innuendos, or references. Anything potentially mature is removed or referenced in a more subtle, tasteful way. Violence and Scariness: ★☆☆
There are a few minor, comedic instances of physical altercations or roughhousing between characters. However, this is portrayed in a clearly exaggerated, non-threatening manner. Any aggressive actions are quickly resolved without serious injury or graphic depictions. There is no depiction of weapons, gore, or intense physical violence. Adult Language: ☆☆☆
Mean Girls the Musical JR. adaptation does not contain any adult language or profanity. The show has been carefully edited and revised to remove any inappropriate or mature language. Drinking, Drugs, Smoking: ☆☆☆
None ★★★ = There's a lot of this.
★★☆ = There's some of this. ★☆☆= There's a bit of this. ☆☆☆ = Don't expect this. |
