Make-up

Make-up should be worn much heavier than normal.

Make-up should be the same as any other stage performance.

More than performing at the nursing homes

White eye shadow           Rouge

Brown eye shadow          Red Lipstick

Black eyeliner

(Black children should use a Gold in place of the white shadow, but still white to put in between lines of eyeliner)

 

I will talk to parents and demonstrate Make-upon Monday May 6th at 6:00.

Please do not put > on the corner of your eyes.

Make-up for dance is different.

 

It is important that you practice putting make-up on your twirling swirling diva ballerina before the night of the show.

 

 

Hair

Hair will be worn in a ballet bun for all dances.

No exceptions.

No braids.

No parts.

Bangs are acceptable.

A little gel helps to give a clean professional look.

 

 

Concerning Costuming for Recital

All Ballet & Pointe dances wear pink Leo tights.

All Tap dances wear tan Leo tights

Miss Wendy’s Thursday 5:15 Jazz needs black tights and black shoes.

All other Jazz and Acrobatic numbers wear tan tights.

Friday 4:45 Acrobatic class needs black socks and shoes.

All other Acrobatic classes wear White shoes.

Panties are not to be worn under any costumes!

 

Girls wear pink leather Ballet shoes in all ballet dances.

Pointe shoes should be covered with a lotion to produce a matte finish.

All girls wear tan tap shoes with a buckle.

All boys wear black tap shoes.

If your shoes are slipping they make an adhesive rubber sole that can be put on all shoes.

 

I will hand out costumes when they come in.

All bills must be paid in full for the year before costumes go home.

This includes Tuition, Costume, Competition, All fees

 

Put your name in all costumes, shoes, tights, and accessories.

Please take costumes out of plastic bags.

 Make sure all wrinkles are out of costumes.

Please try them on and make sure you can dance in them.

 

I realize most of us have summer fever.

Please no sunburns or ugly tan lines.

Play safe! No scrapes, bruises, or worse.

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