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Our resources will provide you with material and guidance to produce a professional and fun dance recital. Take your studio to the next level and be knowledgeable on a variety of topics ranging from Production Planning to Music and Themes.
A recital without a welcome address is like a recital without a program. Framing your performance is important. It gives your show a beginning, middle and end. With such a variety of ages, styles of dance, and audience members in attendance, adding a welcome or introduction creates the feeling of a common experience....keep reading Recital day is a big deal. You’ve spent months planning, teaching, organizing, and reminding. And then suddenly… it’s here. If you’ve been through even one recital, you already know. It’s equal parts magic and mayhem. Here are ten common recital mistakes, and simple ways to make the day smoother for you, your dancers, and your families....keep reading
How to Present a Memorable Two Minute Welcome and Thank You Address at Your Performance
10 Recital Mistakes Dance Studios Still Make (and How to Fix Them)
Your dance recital program can become a keepsake memory for dancers and their families. Many dance studios have success selling ads to local business for exposure to their audience and also to show support of the arts. Learn how one dance studio owner generates $7,000. - $10,000 in revenue with ad sales....keep reading Maintaining control over the process has always been paramount - and it's often the reason studio owners don't explore online ticketing further. In this interview you will hear how Becky Pinero of Elite Dance Studio with over 500 students made the switch easily and successfully....keep reading
How to sell dance recital program ads and memory pages
Online dance recital ticketing: How to beat the fear of losing control
The logistics of coordinating dancers on recital day can be overwhelming. Parent helpers are a great way to keep things under control and it makes the backstage experience dancers of all ages positive, safe, and enjoyable. Here is our take on the five W's of parent helpers…...keep reading The logistics of coordinating dancers on recital day can be overwhelming. Parent helpers are a great way to keep things under control and it makes the backstage experience dancers of all ages positive, safe, and enjoyable. Here is our take on the five W's of parent helpers…including the added bonus of HOW!...keep reading
Parent Helpers: your eyes, ears, and hands backstage. How to maximize a group of volunteers at your dance recital.
The Five W's of Parent Helpers for Performances
Take the stress and worry out of whether or not you have all of your music managed. This is a useful document for keeping track of each piece of music you will use in a performance, recital, or competition. It can be helpful in managing the editing process and finalizing your production....keep reading There are associations who are responsible for making sure dance studios and schools are in compliance with the law regarding the use of music. Since running a dance studio business requires us to use music in classes and in performances where students are charged tuition or fees, these organizations were created to protect those rights of the songwriters, composers and music publishers. Here's what you need to know when it comes to obtaining your licenses....keep reading
Download: A music editing worksheet template
Do dance studio owners need to pay for a license to use music?
Step right up to a show full of wonder and excitement! With dazzling costumes, colorful choreography, and circus-inspired fun, this theme brings the big top to your stage....keep reading Bring the magic of Alice in Wonderland to life with whimsical costumes, playful characters, and endless creative touches. This theme makes it easy to wow your audience with inspired décor, kid-friendly music, and simple marketing ideas that keep families excited for showtime....keep reading
Recital Theme: Magical Circus
Recital Theme: Step into Wonderland
Recital Tips for Dancers Under 6: Setting Them Up for SuccessAlmost every studio has seen it: a dancer who refuses to walk onstage, a child who freezes mid-dance, or one who suddenly decides to sit down while everyone else keeps moving. These moments are normal for children under six. And, with the right preparation, they don’t have to derail your recital...keep reading