QUEENS & PLASTIC (SIX AND MEAN GIRLS SHOWCASE)

Thursday, October 29, 2026

Time
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Venue
The Harquail Theatre , George Town
Price
ADULTS: $25 CHILDREN: $15

TWO POPULAR MUSICALS, ONE UNIQUE SHOWCASE, ONE SHOW ONLY!

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Two popular musicals come together for one night in Queens & Plastics: Six and Mean Girls musical showcase. The show features songs and characters from SIX and Mean Girls, with numbers including Ex-Wives, Heart of Stone, Get Down, Don’t Lose Ur Head, World Burn, Stupid with Love, Apex Predator, Meet the Plastics and I See Stars.

Presented by Cayman Music School, the showcase brings the music, characters and memorable moments from both musicals together on one stage. Adult tickets are CI$25 and child tickets are CI$15.

When and Where:

Date: Thursday, 29th October 2026
Time: 6pm–7.30pm
Venue: Harquail Theatre, FJ Harquail Cultural Centre

Venue

The Harquail Theatre
17 Harquail Dr
George Town

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