Mean Girls Stage Door Being Stripped of Design

Seems to be the rabid MEAN GIRLS phreaks as other theatres still have their artwork intact.

BrodyFosse123 said: "Seems to be the rabid MEAN GIRLS phreaks as other theatres still have their artwork intact.

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Maybe, and thanks for posting the photo! The thing is, I swear in another pic wherein some of the individual character photos on the stage door, you can see a green stagedoor, so this bring all pink and totally stripped wouldn’t make sense but idk not trying to argue as I also agree with you :)

Joshua Rosenthal said: "Maybe,and thanks for posting the photo! The thing is, I swear in another pic wherein some of the individual character photos on the stage door, you can see a green stagedoor, so this bring all pink and totally stripped wouldn’t make sense but idk not trying to argue as I also agree with you :)"



They hired someone to remove the vinyls and painted over the doors with pink.

Sutton Ross said: "Yeah, considering the new people were mere weeks or days into their roles, it will probably be a completely different cast by next Spring."

I can't tell whether this is sarcasm or not, but considering with the current timeline, it'll probably be about a year since many of the new cast started, some new members might decide not to renew their contract or switch over to the touring production (although this is probably unlikely). The biggest question mark is Reneé Rapp, who started in the show last summer - it's probably around the time she'd leave the show anyway if she decided not to renew.

Why would they put more character photos only to have it ripped again? They wouldn't spend a single dime getting the doors pink if there was anything to be scared of

Because tv and film will restart before Broadway will? Because Sabrina Carpenter is a busy girl and most likely won't be available next year because she has another career? Because people will want to do other things that are perhaps more lucrative and secure?

whatdoesntkillme said: "Sutton Ross said: "It wasn't sarcasm at all. I doubt most of the principals will be interested and or have the time to do this show next year."

Every single actor is unemployed right now. I think any of them will take whatever chance they get to have a Broadway salary again, even if that means extending beyond original contracts. Why would they not have the time? They literally have no other commitments. They have to start from scratch auditioning again, since everything has been put on hold. Those who are "on standby" with Broadway shows are the luckiest in the business, if they still have jobs waiting for them when Broadway comes back."

Unemployed to act, yes, outside of voice over, but some may be moving onto other careers or to another city. No commitments? They might have children and/or the desire to support what their husband or wife is doing.