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![Menlo Drama’s latest production, “Mean Girls,” debuted this week with performances on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, along with an afternoon performance on Sunday in the Spieker Center. “Mean Girls” follows Cady Heron, a teenage girl played by sophomore Claire Barnett navigating the social dynamics of American high school.
Senior Charlie Hammond, who plays Damian Hubbard — a student at the school — has enjoyed his final Menlo production. “I think [Mean Girls] is a show that a lot of high schoolers relate to,” Hammond said. “So it’s fun to do a show about high schoolers with highschools.”
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Captions:
1. In a closing scene, Regina George, played by senior Lila Gold and Cady Heron, played by Barnett stand in the bathroom reflecting on their teenage social conflict.
2. Cady Heron (Barnett) receives a jacket from the Mathletes (freshman Jacob Wang, senior Alan Xu, and junior Clifford Palmer) while Ms. Norbury, played by senior Beti Essa, sits at a desk.
3. Arthi Abhyanker, as Principal Duvall, questions Karen Smith (junior Valentina Marinucci), Gretchen Wieners (freshman Vivian Sun) and Cady Heron (Barnett) about their burn book.
4. Damian Hubbard (Hammond) hands a candy-cane gram to Glen Coco (Xu) in a scene set during the holidays.
5. Ensemble dances during a song.
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Story and Photos by News Editor Asher Darling
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