Presented by Black Productions

Based on the hit 2004 film, Mean Girls: The Musical brings the world of North Shore High to life in a high-energy, laugh-out-loud Broadway sensation.

When home-schooled newcomer Cady Heron arrives at a suburban high school, she is quickly drawn into the orbit of the school’s most powerful clique, The Plastics, led by the legendary Regina George. As Cady navigates popularity, power, and identity, she learns that climbing the social ladder comes at a cost.

Featuring a book by Tina Fey, music by Jeff Richmond, and lyrics by Nell Benjamin, this sharp, candy-coloured musical blends biting comedy with genuine heart, explosive choreography, and an infectious pop score.

Bold, hilarious, and surprisingly moving, Mean Girls: The Musical is a must-see theatrical event for fans of the film and newcomers alike.

Creative Team
Director: Darren Fuss
Choreographer: Mackenzie Hope
Musical Directors: Malaika Horswill and Robyn Lamb
Stage Manager: Kyla Hurst
Production Designer: Rachel Winter
Scenic Head: Eric Galbraith
Production Manager: Sydney Black

Ticket Prices
General Admission $42 plus taxes and fees
16 & Under $36 plus taxes and fees

Performance Dates and Times
May 28 to 31, 2026
Evening performances at 7:30 PM
Matinees on May 30 and 31 at 2:00 PM

Runtime
Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including intermission.

Mean Girls: The Musical contains mature themes and language that may not be suitable for all audiences. Content includes references to:
• Bullying, social exclusion, and verbal cruelty
• Body image commentary and diet culture
• Sexual language and innuendo
• Depictions of teen relationships and peer pressure
• References to alcohol use
• References to suicide and emotional distress (handled non-graphically)

This advisory is provided to support informed audience choice. If you have questions about content or accessibility needs, please contact Kyla Hurst at the Capitol Theatre Box Office.

Mean Girls: The Musical is presented by special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with generous support from Selkirk College and Hall Printing