New York City - The creators of the hit 2004 movie Mean Girls, the popular Broadway musical Mean Girls, and the soon-to-be released movie Mean Girls have announced plans to produce a play based on the movie based on the musical based on the original movie.
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| Lacy Chabert, who played fan favorite Gretchen Wieners in the original Mean Girls movie, shown here at the scene of a shopping mall mass shooting meet cute in the Hallmark Christmas romantic comedy Santa Has Amnesia...and He's Lonely? |
"I was having dinner with my family and a few friends when someone asked what my next project was going to be," American actress, comedian, writer, and producer Tina Fey explained. "And without any hesitation, I blurted out "Mean Girls, but on a stage...and no music," This just seemed like the most logical next step, because people just can't get enough of these mean girls!"
The new play, much like the movie based on the Broadway show, the Broadway show, and the original non-musical movie, will focus on new student Cady Heron's struggle to fit into the complex social networks of a typical high school in the suburbs of Illinois. According to Fey, the play will have a mix of familiar elements and original content. "What if fetch happens this time? I mean, what if it really happens."
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