Win tickets to ‘Mean Girls’ at Children’s Musical Theaterworks
Happy opening weekend to the Children’s Musical Theaterworks production of “Mean Girls: High School Edition.” It opens Friday, July 12, and runs through July 21. The show features a talented local cast of teens ages 14-18.
You can win a family four-pack of tickets to any performance except opening night.
The contest is open to members, donors and individual sponsors of The Munro Review. Tax-deductible memberships start at $5 a month, and you can make a one-time donation of as little as $3. (Paid memberships help keep the site running, and paid members get special members-only benefits. Please consider a paid membership in support of independent, local arts journalism.) A free membership option is available. For details on how to join, go to the Membership and Sponsorship page. No purchase, donation or membership is necessary to enter the ticket giveaway.
To enter this giveaway, leave a reply on this post (see below) answering this question: Without naming names, tell us about the meanest girl in your high school. (Or, if you’d prefer not to relive the past, just tell us why you’d like the tickets.) Deadline to enter is 3 p.m. Saturday, July 13. The winner will be picked at random and notified by email. Please remember to check your email on Saturday evening to see if you’re a winner.
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Kris Smith
How fun!!!
Paige Addington
Wow, the Meanest Girl in High School .. I was a redhead and that made me a constant target, I remember a girl that found it funny to always come by and ask for the name of the color on the box, and some I can’t even repeat..
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There are a number of summer entertainment offerings in Fresno, every year. It is very important, that if we want to see Arts in the summer, the Fresno Community needs to support the Arts by attending these performances and if possible making donations. Attendance is key to a vibrant and sustained entertainment offering.
Steph
The meanest girl(s)? Ugh. I graduated at 5’2″ so who wasn’t kinda mean at points (okay, some girls were brilliantly nice and loving).
Anyways, my Regina would be Alice, who was the type to just turn and walk away from me anytime she was ‘over it.’ Still I was foolish enough to want to ask her out senior year and, you guessed it, as soon as I naively said “Do you want to-” she said “NO” and walked away. C’mon, Alice! Jeepers!
Never heard a thing about her again. Maybe that was best.
Jennifer L.
So my mean girl wasn’t during high school, but during middle school. I moved from one district to another between my elementary & middle school year. I entered middle school knowing absolutely no one. I had extremely curly hair, which never bothered me until I started getting picked on for it. This girl would call me names and be little me – all because I had curly hair. What made it worse is that she got other kids to also bully me about my hair. My first year of middle school was just awful due to this.
Janet
I would love to bring my friend to see Mean Girls. She is feeling a bit under the weather and I hope this would cheer her up.