School Girls: Or, The African Mean Girls

Jocelyn Bioh's School Girls: Or, The African Mean Girls comes to the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. This play explores the social dynamics and hierarchies within an exclusive boarding school in Ghana, touching on themes of beauty standards, colorism, and ambition. It's a sharp comedy with underlying social commentary, a production that earned critical attention during its initial run. This engagement offers an opportunity to see the play in a Broadway setting. The Friedman Theatre is known for its intimate atmosphere, which can suit this kind of character-driven work. It's a good pick for those interested in contemporary theater that blends humor with thoughtful social observation.