Tina Fey's musical adaptation of 'Mean Girls' will end its run at the Savoy Theatre in London after a year, despite being one of 2024's significant West End openings. Although it was generally well-received for its humor, critiques of the songs diminished its acclaim. Following an earlier closure on Broadway, the production’s future seems short-lived in London. However, a UK tour is scheduled for next year, allowing fans outside the capital to experience the show. Upcoming possibilities for the Savoy Theatre include a musical adaptation of 'Burlesque' and a potential 'Paddington' production.
Tina Fey’s 'Mean Girls' musical, after a successful but short run in London’s West End, is set to conclude its performance at the Savoy Theatre this summer.
Despite being praised for its humor, the musical faced criticism over its songs and could not maintain its momentum after a swift closure on Broadway.
The musical, which modified the cult high school movie for the stage, will embark on a UK tour next year, bringing it's cast to non-London audiences.
As 'Mean Girls' announces its departure, speculation grows about the next production at the Savoy Theatre, with potential shows including Burlesque and Paddington.
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