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Superb 91%. (7 audience reviews)

"Mean girls"...

12/1/2025

"Great show. Great seats"...

18/7/2024

Getting there

Savoy Theatre
Strand
London
WC2R 0ET

Directions:
Exit Charing Cross Tube Station onto The Strand and walk away from Trafalgar Square. Stay on the Strand and the theatre is a quarter of a mile up the road on the right hand side just before The Savoy Grill. This is approximately an 8 minute walk.

Tube:

Charing Cross station is 3 minute walk (309 metres)

Map

Performances

MatineeEvening
Tuesday7.30pm
Wednesday7.30pm
Thursday7.30pm
Friday2.30pm7.30pm
Saturday2.30pm7.30pm
Sunday3.00pm

Special notes

Running time: 2hr 30min. Incl. 1 interval.

Booking from: 15 Jan 2025

Booking until: 08 Jun 2025

About the show

The Show
Get in, losers, we're going to see Mean Girls in theatre! After a sold out run on Broadway and a US tour, the ever so fetch production of Mean Girls, based on the 2004 American teen comedy film of the same name, has arrived at the Savoy Theatre on the West End. With a book by original screenplay writer Tina Fey, music by husband and three-time Emmy Award winner Jeff Richmond and lyrics by Nell Benjamin (Legally Blonde), this show is sure to wow UK audiences.
Cady Heron has just arrived at her strange new home of suburban Illinois after living on an African savanna. You would think this out-of-place newbie would struggle to fit in, but she manages to find her way into the trio of frenemies, The Plastics, led by the charming yet monstrous Regina George and with her second- and third-in commands Gretchen Wieners and Karen Smith at her fingertips.
With tensions rising in the group and Cady struggling with the treatment from The Plastics, she devises a plan to end the Queen Bee's reign, which does not come easily.
With millions of fans across the world, Mean Girls is a musical that everyone can enjoy with all the same catfights, hilarious jokes and best moments seen on screen brought to the stage and amped up with a list of fantastic new songs.
Mean Girls at the Savoy Theatre has an incredible cast of West End favourites including Charlie Burn (Les Miserables), Georgina Castle (Elf), Elena Gyasi (SIX) and Grace Mouat (SIX; & Juliet). And don't forget - if it's a Wednesday, we wear pink.

History of Mean Girls
Originally based on the 2004 household name film Mean Girls, this musical was in the works from 2013 and first premiered at the National Theatre in Washington D.C. on October 31, 2017. After great success, the show began previews on Broadway in March 2018 and ran here up until March 2020. There have been two U.S. National Tours of this production also from 2019 and continues to run until today. A West End production was first expected to open in 2021 but was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The official opening night at the Savoy Theatre was June 26, 2024, and it has been a top show in the West End since.

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Awards and what the critics say
"A rare combination of warmth, goofiness, snarky wit and perceptiveness" - 4* Review from The Telegraph
"A whooping hit” filled with "a riot of peppy, poppy songs." - 4* Review from inewspaper
The West End production has no awards yet, so here are some from the original Broadway show:
Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Book of a Musical (Tina Fey)
Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Book of a Musical (Tina Fey)
Chita Rivera Award for Dance and Choreography for Outstanding Ensemble
12 Tony Award Nominations
8 Drama Desk Award Nominations
7 Outer Critics Circle Award Nominations

Interesting Facts About Mean Girls
The inspiration for the original concept was from Rosalind Wiseman's 2002 self-help book Queen Bees and Wannabes. Tina Fey made up the word “fetch” for the movie as she thought using any actual teenage slang word would quickly sound out of date.

Savoy Theatre
Strand
London
WC2R 0ET

Charing Cross station is 3 minute walk (309 metres)

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