School Girls: Or, The African Mean Girls

School Girls: Or, The African Mean Girls returns to New York after its acclaimed run. Jocelyn Bioh's sharp comedy explores the dynamics of a Ghanaian boarding school, where a new student challenges the reigning queen bee. It's a smart, funny look at ambition, beauty standards, and teenage social hierarchies, drawing comparisons to the film Mean Girls but with its own distinct voice and cultural insight. This engagement at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre offers a chance to see a contemporary play that resonates with a wide audience. Fans of insightful, character-driven theater and those who appreciate stories with a global perspective should consider this. It's an evening that provides both laughter and thought-provoking commentary.