The Cheerleading Saga “Bring It On” Premieres
Mar 25, 2019
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Brandon Large plays a transgender dancer in “Bring It On.”
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The Jackson High School cheer team competes in the national cheer competition. From L to R: Dakota Johnson, Sofia Lawal, Gover Olivares, and Morgan Hessen.
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Elizabeth Talledo, the captain of the Jackson High School cheer squad in the March 2019 production of “Bring It On.”
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Brandon Large plays La Cienega, a transgender character from the rival Jackson High School in the March 2019 production of “Bring It On.”
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Gabbie Santos, foreground, is best friends with La Cienega in the Jackson High School Irish dance crew. From L to R: Natalie Chavez, Elizabeth Talledo, Santos and Alexa Abrega.
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Siena Ashton and Genevieve Rochblatt are best friends Skylar and Kylar, cheerleaders at Truman High School in the March 2019 production of “Bring It On.”
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Campbell Davis, played by Natalie Chavez, confronts the new captain of the Truman High Buccaneers, Eva, played by Linda Melendez, in the March 2019 of “Bring it On.”
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Natalie Chavez plays Campbell Davis, who has just been chosen as cheer captain for Truman High in the March 2019 production of “Bring It On.”
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Skylar, Siena Ashton (R foreground), and Kylar, Genevieve Rochblatt (L foreground) announce the selection of the new cheer captain while the rest of Truman High cheer squad anxiously awaits the results.
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Campbell, Natalie Chavez, leads fellow Truman High cheerleaders Skylar, Siena Ashton, and Kylar, Genevieve Rochblatt, in a routine in the March 2019 production of “Bring It On.”
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Mr. Robert Eisenhart directs the orchestra as they play the music to accompany the singers and dancers in the March 2019 musical “Bring It On.”
“Bring It On,” the latest production by Actors In Action, premiered March 21, 2019 at the Donna Hubbard Auditorium.
The musical, a tale of two very different high schools, is written by Linn Manuel-Miranda, who also wrote the Broadway smash hit “Hamilton,” and Tom Kitt.
The new cheer captain of the Truman High School, Campbell, transfers to crosstown rival Jackson High School where she befriends a hip-hop dance crew.
Ultimately, she competes with her new squad against her old pals at Truman at the National Championships.
Natalie Chavez plays the role of Campbell, Nicholas Bowler plays her Truman High boyfriend Steven, and Darian Calderon plays Randall, Campbell’s love interest at Jackson High.
General admission tickets are on sale before the performances at the Donna Hubbard box office for $10. Remaining performances are scheduled for March 28 at 3:30 p.m. and March 29-30 at 7 p.m.
