"Mean Girls" explores the challenges and complexities of forming relationships, the need for acceptance, and the pain that can come with betrayal.  The musical doesn't shy away from the reality of bullying. It explores how individuals cope with power imbalances and peer pressure, while highlighting the importance of standing up for oneself and others.  The characters in "Mean Girls" are all trying to find their place in the social hierarchy of high school. They grapple with their identities and often put on facades. Throughout the story, characters make mistakes and learn from them. Just like real life, they must confront their flaws and grow from their experiences. Ultimately, the musical emphasizes the importance of kindness and inclusivity. It encourages us to be more understanding and compassionate towards one another, breaking down the barriers that can divide us. 

As an audience member, we hope that you leave this production and...

-Be true to yourself and encourage others to do the same.

-Cultivate relationships built on trust, support, and mustual respect.

-Learn from your errors, forgive others, and allow room for growth.

-Commit to being kind, inclusive, and understanding in your interactions with others.

"Mean Girls: The Musical" is not merely an entertaining show; it's a reflection of our own experiences, challenges, and triumphs. It reminds us that by being true to ourselves, standing up for what is right, and practicing kindness, we can contribute to creating a kinder, more empathetic world. In order for this piece to be elevated from entertainment to art, YOU must take this message forward into your daily life with a renewed commitment to making the world a better place.