School Girls: Or, The African Mean Girls

School Girls: Or, The African Mean Girls is a play by Jocelyn Bioh, a sharp comedy that explores themes of beauty standards, colorism, and class within the competitive world of a Ghanaian boarding school. The play draws comparisons to Mean Girls for its wit and social commentary, but offers a distinct perspective rooted in its specific cultural setting. This run at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre marks a significant engagement for the production. This Wednesday afternoon performance on September 30, 2026, offers an opportunity to see the play in its New York City theatrical setting. The Samuel J. Friedman Theatre is a Broadway house known for presenting compelling new works and revivals. Audiences who appreciate incisive humor and character-driven narratives will likely find this production engaging.