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About Mean Girls
Mean Girls Tickets
One of the most legendary teen movies of all time is Mean Girls. It’s a cautionary tale of high school, the dangerous of cliques, and how closely the “girl world” relates to the savannahs of Africa – all through the eyes of new girl Cady Heron.
Cady (pronounced Katie) has only ever been homeschooled, so she’s unversed in the rules of high school life. Lucky for her, she gets “adopted” by Damien and Janice, who are willing to educate her on the ways of high school. But when the most popular girls, the mean girls, nicknamed “The Plastics,” show interest in Cady, a plan forms. Her goal is to infiltrate their ranks and find out their secrets – then to tear them down.
Plot Twist!
That’s not exactly what happens. Things get a little more complicated with the discovery of a “burn book” and a crush on one of “The Plastic’s” ex-boyfriends. You probably know how it ends, but we won’t spoil it here.
An American Classic
Funny lady and SNL veteran Tina Fey wrote the script for Mean Girls, after reading a book called “Queen Bees & Wannabe’s.” She wanted to make the movie funny enough to appeal to teens, but with a clear message. She succeeded in the first part, though the second part is questionable if you’ve been to any high schools lately. What started as a movie in 2004, got promoted to a musical in 2017.
Fey doesn’t consider herself musically talented, but with the help of great musicians, she and her team were able to convert the movie hit to a Broadway show. This is the perfect show to take your best friend to. Or your mom to, or your little cousin who just saw the movie for the first time. And if you go on a Wednesday, it goes without saying that you have to wear pink.
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How much are Mean Girls tickets?
That’s a loaded question! Mean Girls ticket prices will differ depending on the source and the seats. The cheapest price for Mean Girls tickets is usually $70 a ticket, and that’s for nosebleed seats! If you want floor seats, or if you’re shopping for tickets at a popular venue, you could easily be looking at a few hundred dollars more.
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Is Mean Girls coming to a city near me?
If you live in the lower 48, there’s a good chance that Mean Girls is coming to a city near you! Check out the full tour schedule below and browse the Gametime inventory for Mean Girls Tour 2019/2020 tickets in a city near you.
How long is Mean Girls?
The expected running time of Mean Girls is around two hours and 30 minutes, including one intermission.
Mean Girls tour dates
November 19-June 14 – New York, NY @ August Wilson Theatre
November 19-December 1 – Philadelphia, PA @ Academy of Vocal Arts
December 5-22 – Cleveland, OH @ Connor Palace
December 25-January 26 – Chicago, IL @ James M. Nederlander Theatre
January 28-February 9 – Boston, MA @ Citizens Bank Opera House
February 11-16 –Durham, NC @ Durham Performing Arts Center
February 25-March 1 – Orlando, FL @ Walt Disney Theater at Dr Phillips Center
March 3-15 – Fort Lauderdale, FL @ Broward Center for the Performing Arts
March 17-22 – New Orleans, LA @ Saenger Theater-New Orleans
March 25-April 12 – Denver, CO @ Buell Theater
April 14-19 – Las Vegas, NV @ The Smith Center for the Performing Arts
April 21-26 – Tempe, AZ @ ASU Gammage
April 28-June 7 – Los Angeles, CA @ Dolby Theater
June 9-June 14 – San Diego, CA @ San Diego Civic Theatre
June 16-28 – Costa Mesa, CA @ Segerstrom Center for the Arts
June 30-August 2 – San Francisco, CA @ Golden Gate Theater
August 4-9 – Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theater
August 11-16 – Spokane, WA @ INB Performing Arts Center
August 18-23 – Portland, OR @ Keller Auditorium