VIDEO: Amanda Seyfried And Ashley Park Put A MEAN GIRLS Spin On A Pop Duet
Two Plastics from stage and screen got together for a quick duet at the Williamstown Theatre Festival late night cabaret last night to sing a few songs dedicated to all the Regina George's of the world.
Watch below as Mean Girls original Karen, Amanda Seyfried, and Broadway's original Gretchen, Ashley Park, teamed up with Late-Night Cabaret at Williamstown director Jack Mitchell to put a Mean Girls spin on Taylor Swift's "Mean" and Lily Allen's "F**k You"!
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