Danceworks Annual Studio Showcase 2022 presents…
Lights, Camera, Action!Saturday, June 11, 2021
Show A, 11 am | Show B, 2 pm | Show C, 5 pm
at South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center
Box Office Pricing:
*All ticket prices include a $0.75 processing fee.
$14 | Adults (18+)
$9 | Youth (Ages 4-17)
FREE | Ages 0-3
BEFORE YOU BUY:
Interested in volunteering and a behind the scenes look at Showcase day?! Signup to help out backstage getting Danceworks students ready to take the stage on Saturday, June 11th in LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!
Flowers are a great way to say CONGRATULATIONS on a great show!
The deadline for placing an order is May 28. Flowers can be picked up in the theater lobby on show day!
Check out the three different showtimes listed below; classes have been assigned to one of three showcase times. Your dancer will be in one show unless they enrolled in multiple classes in which case they may be in more than one show.
Participation in the showcase is optional, however, it’s a great way for students to have fun and gain confidence. Please use this link to let us know if your child will/will not be participating in this year’s showcase. We ask that you complete the form by March 13 even if your child will not be participating.
The showcase participation fee is $45 per class, $75 for two classes and $105 for any dancer enrolled in three classes. This fee goes towards production costs, costume pieces, props and a Danceworks t-shirt for your child.
Danceworks would like all children to participate regardless of financial restrictions, please email Amy Brinkman if you have concerns regarding participation fees.
It is very important that we know who will be participating in the showcase so our faculty can plan accordingly. Please complete this participation form to let us know either way, if your child will/will not be participating. The deadline for submitting this form is Saturday, March 13.
Fill out the Studio Showcase Participation Form
Dress rehearsal times and simple costume items that families will need to provide are listed on the attached documents. Please note that all rehearsals will take place at the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center.
Please note:
Dancers may be asked to provide simple, classic items such as a t-shirt of a certain color, jeans, leotards, tights and shoes to accompany their costume or to serve as a base layer.
What time will my child need to arrive at the theater on show day?
All dancers should arrive 45 minutes before their show time.
Do I have to pick up my child in between shows if they are performing in all three shows?
If your child is in a class that is scheduled to be part of all three shows, please know that they are welcome to stay at the theater between shows or they can leave and return to the SMPAC at least 45 minutes before their next show. There will be adult supervision for any dancers who chooses to stay between show. Please make sure to pack plenty of healthy food, snacks and water.
Are parents allowed to be in the theater during dress rehearsal?
Yes! Since the time frame is so short parents are welcome to stay with their child during the rehearsal.
Can we stay and watch other classes once our dress rehearsal is done?
Yes! You and your child(ren) are welcome to stay and watch as much of the rehearsal as you’d like.
Are the seats in the theater assigned?
No. Seating is first come first serve and the doors will open about 30 minutes before each show.
Can we take photos/videos during the performance?
Yes! You can take photos and videos during the showcase as long as you are not disturbing others around you.
Will there be any professional photos taken of the classes in the show?
This year we are not hiring a photographer to take a photo of each class, however, we will pause after each dance has finished on stage during dress rehearsal so that parents can take a group photo. Sorry, we won’t be able to take the time for individual dancers photos on stage.
Does my child need to have their costume and hair a certain way for dress rehearsal?
Yes! Please make sure your child comes dressed in their costume for their dress rehearsal and that their hair is also set the way their instructors has asked. Dress rehearsal is not just to practice the dance under the stage lights. It is also to make sure that any costume, hair and prop choices are secure and will not be a distraction to the dancer.
Questions? Contact Amy Brinkman, Danceworks Director of Education, at 414.277.8480 x6002 or via email.