From its invocation of Mean Girls to a soundtrack that dips into pump-up lady jams of the late '90s (I hadn't thought about Shirley Manson in YEARS, you guys), Action/Adventure Theatre's latest serialized comedy, No Man's Land, is a soothing balm for those of us who grew up when Freddie Prinze Jr. was the nonthreatening love object plastered all over Teen People. If that’s you, there’s a lot to like about Brenan Dwyer’s tale of the Catholic all girls' high school misadventures of a would-be adolescent anthropologist, with all the absurd humor and Angela Chase-adjacent quests for teenage identity the premise implies. MEGAN BURBANK