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We Are The Tigers

Aren’t you just dying to be a Tiger?

It’s the annual sleepover of the Giles Corey High Cheerleading Squad, and team captain Riley is determined to lead her squad to redemption after last year’s spectacular flop. But what starts as a night of pizza and team bonding in the basement quickly spirals into chaos — there’s a killer on the loose and one of their own is dead. Will the squad rally together, or will the pyramid collapse for good?

Surely the high school drama of viral fails, bad grades, lusty boyfriends, and the ever-rank mascot costume will finally take a backseat to justice and retribution… or will they? Never underestimate the determination and self-preservation of a high school cheerleader.

This ensemble-driven whodunit is a gloriously catchy production, in the vein of Hayes hits like Heathers: The Musical, Zombie! The Musical, and Murder for Two—a seriously silly, pop-rock thriller where cheer meets fear. Is it team spirit? Or the spirit of their dead teammates?

Event details

Venue: Hayes Theatre
Bookings: https://boxoffice.hayestheatre.com.au/WebPages/EntaWebShow/ShowPerformance.aspx
Start Date: Tuesday 03 November 2026

Prices
Previews
Full Price $69
Under 35 $64
Mid-Week Matinees
Adult $79
Concession/Group (8+) $74
Under 35 $69
Weeknights & Saturday Matinees
Adult $85
Concession/Group (8+) $79
Under 35 $74
Friday, Saturday & Sunday Evenings
Adult $89
Concession/Group (8+) $84
*Concession prices apply to Seniors, Pensioners, Students and MEAA members.

Times
Tuesday 6:30pm
Wednesday – Saturday 7:30pm
Saturday 2:00pm
Sunday 5:00pm
Subscriber Night with Q&A Tue 27 Oct
*No matinee performance on Sat 10 Oct

Running Time
Approximately 2 hours & 20 minutes – including interval

Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible

Content Warning
Theatrical haze, strobe lighting, depictions of murder, stage blood, references to drug and alcohol abuse, and coarse language.

Recommended for ages 15+

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