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Day: April 10, 2025

He Was Too Scared to Move—Then Bramble Found a Reason to Smile

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He Was Too Scared to Move—Then Bramble Found a Reason to Smile

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Pom-Poms, Pop Songs… and a Body on the Front Lawn $Pom-Poms, Pop Songs… and a Body on the Front Lawn What starts as a cheerleading sleepover ends with a murder — and the entire squad becomes a suspect. That’s the premise behind We Are the Tigers, the pop-rock murder mystery opening March 13 at Born to Perform Studio’s theatre inside the Simi Valley Town Center. One year after launching, the studio is celebrating its anniversary with a show that’s equal parts comedy, suspense, and powerhouse vocals. The story begins with a late-night cheer camp hangout. Then morning arrives… and one of the girls is found dead on the front lawn. Secrets start spilling. Alliances fracture. And every character suddenly has something to hide. Off-Broadway audiences called the show “a rule-breaking treat,” while critics praised its wild blend of jump scares, pop songs, and dark humor. Now that same chaotic energy is landing right here in Simi Valley. But the show isn’t just about a mystery on stage. Over the past year, Born to Perform’s theatre has quietly become a creative hub — partnering with local schools, nonprofits, and artists to give Ventura County performers an affordable professional venue. So here’s the question: How many stories are waiting to be told in your own city — if someone simply gives them a stage? And when the lights go down on opening night… Will you be watching the show… or trying to solve the murder? 🎭🔎 @borntoperformstudio @simivalleychamber$

Pom-Poms, Pop Songs… and a Body on the Front Lawn $Pom-Poms, Pop Songs… and a Body on the Front Lawn What starts as a cheerleading sleepover ends with a murder — and the entire squad becomes a suspect. That’s the premise behind We Are the Tigers, the pop-rock murder mystery opening March 13 at Born to Perform Studio’s theatre inside the Simi Valley Town Center. One year after launching, the studio is celebrating its anniversary with a show that’s equal parts comedy, suspense, and powerhouse vocals. The story begins with a late-night cheer camp hangout. Then morning arrives… and one of the girls is found dead on the front lawn. Secrets start spilling. Alliances fracture. And every character suddenly has something to hide. Off-Broadway audiences called the show “a rule-breaking treat,” while critics praised its wild blend of jump scares, pop songs, and dark humor. Now that same chaotic energy is landing right here in Simi Valley. But the show isn’t just about a mystery on stage. Over the past year, Born to Perform’s theatre has quietly become a creative hub — partnering with local schools, nonprofits, and artists to give Ventura County performers an affordable professional venue. So here’s the question: How many stories are waiting to be told in your own city — if someone simply gives them a stage? And when the lights go down on opening night… Will you be watching the show… or trying to solve the murder? 🎭🔎 @borntoperformstudio$

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