Each class will have 20 minutes scheduled (5 minutes of backstage prep and 15 minutes of onstage prep) PLUS a whole program rehearsal from 3:30 - 3:45 pm. Please arrive promptly so that we can keep to our schedule as best as possible- note the "arrive by" is 10 minutes before your rehearsal time. Think of this as the "latest time" that you should arrive on Saturday, May 3rd. 

After your dancer's class rehearsal time, there will be the opportunity for a group photo in the auditorium lobby. 

You do not need to stay at Towson between your dancer's rehearsal(s) and the whole program rehearsal. HOWEVER! Dancers will be backstage all of recital and not have the opportunity to see their fellow dancers on Sunday, so you are more than welcome to stay and watch from the audience on Dress Rehearsal Day. 

​**We understand that dancers in two dances may have an hour+ between each of their rehearsals. We thank you so much in advance for your patience & flexibility in getting them to each rehearsal on time. Recital Weekend is a time of great excitement and we will have games/activities available to keep them entertained if you choose to stay between these rehearsals vs. leaving.**

Hair

Monday 7 Tap
Hair = anything you want
Monday 8 Jazz
Hair = ponytail for long hair, otherwise whatever you want
Tuesday 5 Jazz & Tap
Hair = high ballet bun
YouTube hair tutorial HERE
Tuesday 6 Jazz
Hair = side part slicked back ponytail
Tuesday 7 Tap
Hair = slicked back high ponytail
Wednesday 6 Jazz
​Hair = hair down (bobby pins needed to secure headband)
Thursday 5 Tap & Jazz
Hair = slicked back high ponytail (bobby pins needed to secure headband)
Thursday 6 Jazz
Hair = anything you want
Friday 5 Jazz
Hair = side French braid to low bun

Make-up

Stage makeup enhances a dancer’s features so that their expressions are visible from the audience. The key to doing children’s makeup is to use natural colors. The child shouldn’t look “made up” with loud colors; rather, the makeup should make their features stand out from far away. Makeup for children is meant to emphasize features, not exaggerate them.
Visit this website for a step by step guide on applying stage make-up.
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