The Opening Act of our dance recital is a key moment that sets the tone for the event, showcases talent, and builds excitement for the performances that follow. It’s a high-energy, often visually striking way to start the show off on a strong note!
Production refers to the practices, costuming, and other activities necessary to prepare dancers for performing in the Opening Act. Participation is optional and students aged 6 and older may register below. Deadline for signing up is December 15th.
Time Commitment
45 minute practice every Thursday from 4:45 PM to 5:30 PM.
Practices start January 9th and end May 29th.
Fees & Due Dates
Tuition is $85 (this is a one-time fee that covers all practices); due January 9th, 2025.
Costume fee (10 & under $59; 11 & up $74); due January 9th, 2025.
What To Expect
Large group choreography featuring a large number of dancers, creating an impactful visual experience.
Upbeat fast-paced, energetic music that helps energize the audience.
Thematic elements through costuming, lighting, and choreography, to introduce the central theme and mood of the recital.
Benefits
Increased learning by observing our older dancers/role models.
Boosted confidence and self-esteem by being part of a large, skilled team.
Improved stage presence by gaining invaluable experience performing in front of an audience.
Enhanced team work skills by learning how to stay in sync, communicate non-verbally, and follow the lead of the group.
Increased motivation and being inspired by the older dancers can lead younger dancers to push themselves.
Heightened sense of belonging and inclusion, which is so important for the growth and development of our young, impressionable dancers.
Being part of an opening act with a broad range of ages and skill-levels is a wonderful growth experience for our dancers. It offers them valuable lessons in technique, teamwork, performance, and professionalism while boosting their confidence and motivating them to develop their skills further. It is a unique opportunity to bring fresh energy and a sense of unity to the performance.
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