School Girls: Or, The African Mean Girls

School Girls: Or, The African Mean Girls" is a sharp and insightful play that explores the universal pressures of adolescence through the lens of a Ghanaian boarding school. Written by Jocelyn Bioh, it’s a comedy with a bite, known for its humor and poignant commentary on colorism, beauty standards, and social hierarchy. This particular run brings the acclaimed production back to the stage, offering a chance to see why it resonated so strongly with audiences and critics alike. You can catch School Girls: Or, The African Mean Girls on Thursday, October 8, 2026, at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre in New York, NY. This venue is a well-regarded Broadway house, typically offering a classic theater experience with excellent sightlines. It's a good fit for anyone interested in contemporary theater that blends comedy with social commentary.