Welcome Parents!
Below you'll find helpful details for our recital.
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WHEN
Recital is on Saturday, November 16, 2024.
Your time for your recital are marked on the label on your child's costume bag!
When you arrive you will enter through the courtyard by the balloons and our sign. We ask that you then follow the signs to have your dancers photograph taken. ONLY ONE adult may enter the photography area.
WHERE
The show is held at Noble Academy: 3310 Horse Pen Creek Rd, Greensboro, NC 27410.
TICKET SALES
All tickets are sold on-site the day of the show on Saturday for $5 for every person sitting in a seat. Lap children are free (under 5)!
CONTINUATION OF OUR MINI-RECITALS
- Smaller show sizes and audience sizes.
- No paper programs will be distributed, but rather a digital program accessible on your phone.
CONCESSION STAND
- We will have a stand set up selling various items: stuffed animals, shirts, sweatshirts, hair accessories, dance bags etc. We will NOT be selling flowers. Your dancer will receive flowers from us if they are participating in the Sweetheart Dance!
HAIR & MAKEUP
We want the recital to be a stress free day and we know how much stress hair and makeup can often add to this! Please do not feel that you have to apply heavy makeup to your dancer - it should be natural and maintain their natural beauty being a child. Watch the video below for some great tips and guidelines...
Hair and Make Up Video
CARING FOR YOUR COSTUME
It is important to know how to care for your costume leading up to the show! Here are a few tips!
1. Do NOT take the tights out of the packaging until the weekend of the show! You don't want to wear them to class or risk tearing them before the recital.
2. If your costume has a tutu, fluff the tutu the week before the show! Pull apart layers of tulle or mesh for full fluffiness effect!
3. Tulle and mesh will likely be wrinkled from being in their storage bag. DO NOT IRON THEM AS THEY WILL MELT!!! Instead, hang it in the bathroom with the door closed while you shower and then smooth out the fabric by tugging on it slightly. You can also LIGHTLY steam if you wish!
4. Keep the costume, tights, and hair piece in the garment bag provided to you so that nothing is lost when you need it!
CHECK IN & OUT SAFETY PROTOCOL
When every parent knows what the protocols are, it helps all of our dancers stay safe! With so many little ones under the age of 10, it's a big responsibility to keep track of everyone and ensure everyone is going home with the right party: it's one we take very seriously.
We will be entering the auditorium through the courtyard. There will be a sign at the courtyard. We are asking all guests and dancers leave promptly after their show through the door at the front right of the stage to allow our staff enough time to prepare for the next performance.
It is important to know how to care for your costume leading up to the show! Here are a few tips!
1. Do NOT take the tights out of the packaging until the weekend of the show! You don't want to wear them to class or risk tearing them before the recital.
2. If your costume has a tutu, fluff the tutu the week before the show! Pull apart layers of tulle or mesh for full fluffiness effect!
3. Tulle and mesh will likely be wrinkled from being in their storage bag. DO NOT IRON THEM AS THEY WILL MELT!!! Instead, hang it in the bathroom with the door closed while you shower and then smooth out the fabric by tugging on it slightly. You can also LIGHTLY steam if you wish!
4. Keep the costume, tights, and hair piece in the garment bag provided to you so that nothing is lost when you need it!
CHECK IN & OUT SAFETY PROTOCOL
When every parent knows what the protocols are, it helps all of our dancers stay safe! With so many little ones under the age of 10, it's a big responsibility to keep track of everyone and ensure everyone is going home with the right party: it's one we take very seriously.
We will be entering the auditorium through the courtyard. There will be a sign at the courtyard. We are asking all guests and dancers leave promptly after their show through the door at the front right of the stage to allow our staff enough time to prepare for the next performance.