Mean Girls UK Tour Cancelled in Belfast Due to Disorder

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The Mean Girls UK tour in Belfast has been fully cancelled due to ongoing disorder, following a knife attack.
A lead cast member, Panka, expressed fear and stated she hasn't left her house, citing safety concerns, especially as a person of colour amidst targeted violence.

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Mean Girls UK tour cast member Panka has expressed fear and remained indoors due to disorder in Belfast, leading to the cancellation of the show. The Grand Opera House announced the entire run's cancellation due to safety concerns following a knife attack and subsequent unrest. Panka, a person of colour, highlighted targeted violence and received angry messages from fans. The show was set to run from 9 June to 20 June.

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