Each teacher is responsible for reading all the information and informing their students and their parents of the rules.
All routines will have the total number paid students after their listing in the program. Any routine having students entered who have not paid for their entries will be penalized after the dance teacher has been notified.
- AGE: All solos, duet/trios, groups and novice groups will be classified according to the following: 6yrs. and under; 7-8: 9-10; 11-12; 13-14; 15-16; 17-18-19; 20-29; 30yrs. & over. To obtain the average of the duet/trios and groups, add all the ages of the students divide by the total number and drop the decimal point. Students must be able to provide proof of age upon request. Ages as of April 1st.
- DANCE DIVISIONS: All students will be classified according to the following: Jazz; Ballet/Pointe; Open; Acrobatic; Lyrical/Modern; Tap; Production; Hip Hop .The Open Division should consist of routines that are musical comedy, novelty mime or character. Large equipment will not be allowed in the Acrobatic Division.
- CATEGORIES: All students entered will be classified according to the following: Solo; Duet/Trio; Small Group (4-9 dancers); Large Group(10+ dancers); Novice Group. SOLO: A student may enter each and all dance divisions at his/her own age level only. DUET/TRIO: A student may enter each and all dance divisions at his/her own age level only. GROUPS: The exact same students may not compete against themselves; however, if the number of students competing changes, they may compete in each and all of the dance divisions, at their own age level. NOVICE GROUP: Novices are defined as students in their first two years of dance training of any kind. A rote beginner having less than 24 months of training. Solos and Duet/Trios do not belong in the Novice Division. Under no circumstances can the same group compete in the novice and regular competition. Jazz, Tap, Ballet and Open, Acro, etc. all compete against each other. PRODUCTION: Minimum 12 students. A cassette recorder, CD player or I Pod hookup will be available to all dance teachers.- Volume control by MC
- ALL DUET/TRIOS AND GROUPS MUST REMAIN AS ENTERED REGARDLESS OF ABSENTEES. All routines must remain in the age division as entered, unless the mistake was made by Summerdanse. No changes may be made without checking the original application.
- TIME: A time limit of 3 minutes and 30 seconds will be allowed for each routine. All routines will be timed and any routine that exceeds the time limit will be assessed - 1 point per second, per judge. Dance teachers will be responsible for the overtime routines. Timing will take place at all levels of competition. PRODUCTION ROUTINES: 10 minute time limit.
- JUDGING: The judges have the prerogative of reclassifying any routine in the primary competition. Contestants leaving the stage during the performance will not be allowed to return unless given the consent of all the judges. Routines will be judged by a panel of qualified judges on the following: (1) Personality & Emotion (2) Precision (3) Degree of Difficulty (4) Appearance (5) Entrance and Exit (6) Entertaining
The decision of the judges will be final . Judges scores will be available to dance teachers only after each awards announcement. Teachers will be given the judges' comment for each routine entered.
- ENTRY FEES: NO REFUNDS. Make checks payable to B. Grodesky
REGIONAL COMPETITION
U.S. FUNDS:
Solo - $48.00
Duet/Trio - $28.00 per student
Small(4-9 dancers)/Large Groups (10+ dancers)- $20.00 per student
Production Groups - $20.00 per student
Late Fee - $5.00 per person, per entry
Entry Fee must be postmarked 30 days before Regional Competition date.
LATE FEE: $5.00 per person-per entry, up to 10 days before competition. All late entries must be paid for in cash, certified check or money order.
- NO ADMISSION CHARGED TO VIEW COMPETITION
Programs - $4.00
All students must check in with the M.C. backstage 45 minutes before their performance; otherwise we will assume you will not participate.
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