We are the Tigers at The Studio Theatre, by Born to Perform
Dates: 3/13/2026 - 2/22/2026
📍 Theatre: The Studio Theatre, by Born to Perform
Born to Perform Studio
1555 Simi Town Center Way. Suite 575
Simi Valley, CA 93065
We Are the Tigers is roaring into The Studio Theatre, bby Born to Perform—and this high-energy musical thriller is anything but ordinary
We Are the Tigers is a campy, pop-rock, whodunit musical by Preston Max Allen. Tigers cheer squad gathers for their annual sleepover, bringing drama, crushes, and grudges along for the night. But when one of their own turns up dead on the front lawn, the team spirit quickly spirals into a suspense-filled mystery. Will that be the only murder? And who’s to blame?
Packed with a pop-driven, belty score and razor-sharp humor, the show was hailed Off-Broadway as “a rule-breaking treat” (Stage Scene LA) and praised by The New York Times for its tantalizing mix of cheerleaders, jump scares, and songs. OnStage called it “fresh and original… infectious.”
Now, Born to Perform Studio brings this bold, hilarious, and thrilling production to life with a powerhouse cast ready to light up the stage.
Suspense. Spirit. Show-stopping vocals.
Get ready to cheer for the Tigers.
*The show is designed for mature audiences due to its dark, comedic, and violent nature.
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