DRESS CODE
It is very important that dancers are prepared for dance class each week. This includes the correct clothing, shoes, hair pulled up away from face and any other accessories needed like a dance bag for our younger students to keep their shoes in. Please don’t forget to write your dancer’s name on their shoes.
Tiny Ballerinas and Fairytale Ballet (Age 2-5 ) Pink leather ballet shoes, pink tights, any color leotard or ballet dress. Hair pulled out of face. Parents for Tiny Ballerina/Dancer class please wear comfortable clothes.
Tutus, Tap and Tumbling, Kinderdancetastic, Ballet/Tap/Jazz combo classes (Age 3-10) Pink leather ballet shoes, tan tap shoes, and any color/style leotard or dance dress. Skirt and tights are optional. Hair pulled out of face. Dance bag for shoes.
Hip Hop. Hip Hop Tots and Tiny Dancers (Age 2 and up). Comfortable clothing and sneakers with non marking soles (normal or dance). No jeans please.
Ballet (Ages 6 & and up) Pink leather ballet shoes, pink tights, Ballet 1 light blue leotard, Company ballet black leotard. Hair must be secured in a bun. Skirt is optional.
Musical Theater (Ages 6 & and up) Fitted jazz shorts or leggings and leotard or a fitted cami/tank top. No baggy tshirt or pants. Tan jazz shoes. Hair pulled out of face.
Jazz (Ages 6 & and up) Fitted jazz shorts or leggings and leotard or a fitted cami/tank top. No baggy tshirt or pants. Tan jazz shoes. Hair pulled out of face.
Lyrical /Contemporary (Ages 6 & and up) Fitted jazz shorts or leggings and leotard or a fitted cami/tank top. No baggy tshirt or pants. Hair pulled out of face.
Tumbling (Ages 6 & up) Fitted jazz shorts or leggings and leotard or a fitted cami/tank top. Hair pulled out of face. No shoes needed.
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SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: 🩷💚🎓My name is… Elizabeth TysonI have been dancing at GDU for…. 16 yearsFavorite style of dance is… JazzFavorite competition dance would have to be… Evermore or MisdemeanorFavorite recital theme was… Totally 80sSome of my favorite GDU memories include… Winning a championship at nationals, dancing at Disney Springs, and dancing with all five (yes five) of my siblings throughout my time here My advice to younger dancers would be… I would say to young dancers to always believe in yourself! It gets tough sometimes in this crazy world of dance but just know you are an incredible dancer, regardless of what anyone else might tell you 🤍What are your plans after graduation?I will be attending business school online while continuing to teach at GDU, and continuing my dance career with whatever work I can get dancing!
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You are so loved! Kudos Lizzy…for all you do…
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: 🩷💚🎓My name is… Jaelyn CoxI have been dancing at GDU for… 12 yearsFavorite style of dance is… Contemporary and Hip hopFavorite competition dance would have to be… I can’t just pick one so my top favs would have to be Uncontrolled minds, Out of the Woods, Shout, Cut it, Missy (reprised)Favorite recital theme was… Through the decadesSome of my favorite GDU memories include… Definitely would have to be late night Saturday rehearsals those always gave me best laughsMy advice to younger dancers would be…To not compare yourself to other artists, especially your own teammates. I know that’s easier said than done, but you are the only person who can dance the way YOU do. No one can perfectly replicate your art and your experience, it’s unique to you and that is beyond special. No matter how you grow and change you will always be yourself, don’t ever lose that. Comparison kills creativity, and dance without creativity (in my opinion) isn’t dance at all!What are your plans after graduation? To dance, as much as I possibly can.
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Mindy you’re so talented. Prayers for your future in whatever you decide to do
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