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Recital Themes Done for You!

Enjoy access to complete recital themes. Why are these helpful and different than just a list of songs? These documents list the theme for real recitals that we produced. You can see the song name, artist, and most importantly the style of dance and age group we set the numbers to. Use these in any way that you like, draw some inspiration, modify, or duplicate the whole show.

Broadway Bound
There are many variations on this popular theme. You can draw from Broadway classics through to the latest hits. This type of theme gives you a chance to produce an audience favorite and it also offers you an opportunity to have a range of costumes. Have fun with a Broadway Bound theme! . . . keep reading
So You Think You Can Dance
In this theme we had a combination of songs that either had some reference to dance, move, shake, wiggle, step, etc. There were also songs that represented dance in either movies or shows that were familiar. It was a fun theme to have some flexibility in the type of music and costumes. It also tied in nicely with the popularity of theTV show, which created some excitement with the dancers. . . . keep reading
Get Up and Go
In this theme we decided to highlight with the music various ways to get up and go! Whether that was with an automobile, boat, train, airplane, rocket ship, hot air balloon, to your feet and more. This theme also set up some great opportunities for props within the dances as well. You can have fun breaking out of the traditional ways to getup and go with music options and it can be a fun show to bring together for your dancers. . . . keep reading
The World Is Dancing
This theme was an opportunity to highlight various cultures and types of dancing and music from countries all over the world. You'll see the country named in addition to the music, artist and title. This theme was very fun to costume and it truly felt like a multi-cultural event for the dancers and audience. . . . keep reading
Dance Through The Decades
This was a twist on an old favorite of 'greatest hits' type of show. We pulled from the past decades all the way back to some of the older classics. There are unlimited ways to modify a greatest hits or decades type of show. This will hopefully add to your ideas! . . . keep reading
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