Important Dates

Your child is either in the 1pm show or the 5:30pm show, with the exception of Move with Me and Tumble with Me classes (these dancers are not in the recital). You can see the show lineup here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cYvcOdvmUV665eiZYAIH7ONJouMEWpzVxniZIh8XHOE/edit?usp=sharing

The recital will be at Danville High School, 203 E Lexington Ave, Danville, KY 40422.

You will receive your tickets at dress rehearsal May 3rd. If you cannot attend dress rehearsal for any reason, your tickets will be held at “Will Call” in the lobby before the show.

You can pay for your tickets after your receive your ticket confirmation (you should receive this email by April 2nd). You can pay with cash (in a labeled envelope with your child’s name and “tickets”), check, or Venmo.

Yes, but they will be $15 each.

For the recital, dancers should wear their hair in a neat, low bun with a middle part whenever possible. All classes are required to wear a bun EXCEPT the Tuesday 5pm and Wednesday 9:30am classes. All other dancers’ hair should be slicked back smoothly using gel and a comb or slick-back brush, with no loose hairs. Please ensure the bun is clean and secure — a bun donut is helpful, and a hair net with bobby pins is required to keep everything in place. This freeze spray is very helpful as well. For our younger dancers who may not yet have enough hair for a middle part, a simple low bun without the part is perfectly fine. If your child’s hair is too short for any bun at all, please email Ms. Hilary for instructions. Thank you for helping our dancers look their best on stage!

Makeup is encouraged, but not required. If you choose to have your dancer wear makeup, please follow these guidelines. For our youngest dancers (ages 2–3), minimal makeup is preferred — just a wine-red lipstick and a dark pink blush are perfect. For dancers ages 4 and up, we recommend foundation or powder to match their skin tone, pink blush, neutral eye shadow shades such as browns or tans, black eyeliner, black mascara, and lipstick. These guidelines help ensure that facial features are visible under stage lighting while still keeping the look age-appropriate. Thank you for your help in creating a polished and confident stage appearance!