You won't be humming the songs after seeing the Broadway in Tucson show, but it might take you back to your high school experience.
Cathalena E. Burch If you loved"Mean Girls" the movie, you'll like"Mean Girls" the musical, on stage at Centennial Hall with Broadway in Tucson through Sunday, April 2.It's the same story — 16-year-old Cady Heron experiences teen girl angst for the first time after a lifetime of homeschooling in Africa and desperately tries to fit in with the cliques at her Chicago high school.
But at the end of the night as you're leaving Centennial Hall, don't be surprised if you don't remember a single song from"Mean Girls" the musical. Judging from the demographics, which leaned heavily to mid-30s, the audience was reliving a chick flick memory that took them back to high school or their early days in college.
At the end of the night, the audience could care less if the voices were less than spectacular or the songs were never going to find their way onto their Spotify playlists.
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