(POSTPONED) School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play

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By Jocelyn Bioh

Paulina has ruled as Queen Bee of Aburi High School for years and is a shoe-in for the Miss Ghana 1986 pageant. The game changes when new girl Ericka moves to Ghana from exotic Ohio, USA, on the same day the pageant recruiter arrives. Who will be chosen to compete for the crown? Find out in Nashville Rep’s production of School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play. Part of our Contemporary American Voice series, playing in repertory with Nate Eppler’s Primary User.

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Source: TPAC