Although recital time can be fun and exciting, sometimes parents and dancers may have some reservations about participating in the recital.
Our younger dancers are often very shy and have a little stage fright. Even performing in front of small crowds can make them a little anxious.
Participating in recitals requires a huge commitment from parents and families. Dancers need to come to class regularly in order to learn the choreography for their dances. This is especially important for dancers who are in more than one performance. In addition to class, there are also dress rehearsal time, costume measurements and fittings and arriving to the theater at the appropriate time to prepare for the performance.
Even though it may be scary to get on stage, there are benefits to participating in a recital:
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- You can create memories to last a lifetime. I remember almost every recital I've ever danced in. Each one is different and special in its own way. I love going through old costumes and pictures and reminiscing about all the performances I did.
-Dancing in a recital is fun! Putting on costumes, fixing your hair, applying your makeup, and getting on that stage - it's all a thrill! It's feels so great to see everyone in the audience smiling and looking at you!
I highly encourage participation during recital time. You may be surprised and find that it's more fun than you think!
Ballet Petite dancers can register for the spring recital on our website by clicking here.
You can also call our office and we can help you over the phone! 301-229-6882
Miss Tess
tessc@balletpetite.com
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