All-That-Dance--Spring Shows

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Spring Shows

Shows are typically held on the second week of June.
Participation, and extra associated fees, is always voluntary. Any dancer age 4 or older who is in a class during the spring semester is eligible to perform.

To learn more about the shows, download a pdf of our most recent Spring Performance Handbook. Another way to learn more about the shows is to ask to borrow a DVD of a show from a past year.

Year in and year out, we hear from parents and dancers that our Spring Shows are the highlight of their year. We have been putting these shows on for more than 15 years and they truly are a community-wide event.

Family, friends and neighbors all head to the Shorecrest High School Performing Arts Center for a show featuring their dancer's class. Each show takes about an hour, giving audience members just enough time to see their dancers and about 10 or 11 other classes of varying ages, skill levels and dance genres. Dancers wear full costumes in a show staged by Shorecrest's professional stage and lighting crew. Each class performs in one show but the studio typically puts on 10-12 shows over the course of a weekend (contrasted with many studio that, if they put on any performances at all, hold one show that lasts several hours).

Dancers and audience members rave about the shows for their professionalism, organization and positive, creative spirit. The shows consistently are rated as one of the best things about All That Dance. The shows have become particularly valued because of the hard work that goes into them, which is a reason that more and more studios these days are discontinuing such performances.

All That Dance performing means more than just getting on stage. When it comes to performing, we believe it's all about:

Esteem-building... by doing your best and reaching your goals
Character-building... by delivering on a commitment to oneself and one's fellow dancers
Community-building... by providing an event in which family & friends may celebrate their dancers' skills and hard work
Reveling... in the joy of creative movement & artistic expression

and ... just plain old FUN!