All students are invited but not required to perform in the spring recital. If your dancer will not be participating, you are responsible for notifying the office before costumes are ordered for the class. Each participating student will be responsible for paying a recital fee to defray the costs in production, and will be required to purchase a costume for each class that he/she takes, with the exception of Sacred and Pointe students. A recital fee of $75/dancer ($20 per additional child) will simplify the recital experience by providing 1 printed program per family, video links to all performances, and Free General Admission.
Important Recital Information
Performance and Rehearsal Dates
Our 2023 Recital will be held on May 20th, at the Kannapolis Performing Arts Center located at A.L. Brown High School. Recital times are:
10:30am | 2:30pm | 6:30pm
Our dress rehearsals will take place:
Tuesday, May 16 for the Morning & Afternoon Shows
Wednesday May 17 for the Evening Show
Financial Commitment
Recital Fee: $75 | Due by November 22nd
$20 for each additional Child
Includes:
- 1 printed program per family
- Video links to all performances
- Free General Admission
Costume Fees: Due by October 20th
Each class requires the purchase of a costume, with the exception of Sacred & Pointe classes.
- Wiggle/Pre-Dance/Pre-Ballet -$65
- Elementary Classes - $75
- Combo Classes - $78
- Intermediate/HS & Soloist - $79
- Lee-ettes - $82
General Admission to our Recital is FREE! Preferred seating will be available for Purchase.
How are the shows organized?
We separate our recitals into three separate performances. Our morning show features our youngest dancers, our afternoon recital showcases our Elementary school dancers, and our evening show includes our Middle and High school dancers. Our performing companies (Ballet Company, Lee-ettes, and Proteges) perform in all three shows.
Notice to High School Students
Traditionally, the high school students dance at the evening performance of the recital. High school classes may be asked to dance in more than one show. Being asked to dance in multiple shows is a privilege. All dancers who commit to dancing with their class for recital must be able to commit to performing each time her/his class performs. The faculty reserves the right to exclude from performance any dancer who cannot commit to participating at each recital performance; whether the performacne be in the morning, afternoon, or evening. Only Seniors taking solo lessons are eligible to perform a solo in the recital.