Doors Open to Public: 3:15pm
Show Time: 4:00 pm
Ticket prices: $18 in advance and $25 at the door
All pre-order items below are due by May 9, 2025.
Frequently Asked Questions
Rehearsals & Show Day
When is In-Studio Rehearsal?
In-studio rehearsal helps the dancers get used to the order of the show as well as help us know if any changes need to be made to accommodate dancers in multiple routines. Dancers will need proper footwear but do NOT need costumes.
Tuesday, May 27
5:30pm-7:45pm
We will be running through the first half of the show two times, beginning with the finale to practice the final bow.
Burnin’ Up – Company
Zuka Zama – Pre Tap
The Beautiful People – Adult Company
Friend Like Me – Lanie Tap Solo
Ev’rybody Wants To Be A Cat – Natalie Jazz Solo
Witches’ Road – Adult Contemporary
Don’t You Worry ‘bout A Thing – Angelica Jazz Solo
Life Is A Highway – Level 1 Tap
We Don’t Talk About Bruno – Level 2/3 Ballet
Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride – Pre Acro
Danger Zone – Adult Tap
Wednesday, May 28
5:30pm-7:45pm
We will be running through the second half of the show two times, beginning with the finale to practice the final bow.
The Heist – Level 1 Acro
Ghostbusters – Level 2/3 Tap
You’ve Got A Friend In Me – Pre Ballet
Eye Of The Tiger – Adult Jazz Funk
It’s Time – Veronica Tap Solo
Kiss The Sky – Level 2/3 Contemporary
What If I Shine – Level 1 Ballet
Call Me Cruella – Jess Tap Solo
Pon De Replay – Bethany Jazz Solo
Treasure Hunters – Level 1 And Level 2/3 Jazz
You Will Be Found – Adult Ballet
When is On Stage Dress Rehearsal?
June 14, 2025 at 9:30am
Dancers need to arrive at 9:00am to allow time for them to get dressed in their first costume.
Your dancer is free to leave following the conclusion of rehearsal and should return ready for the show at 3:15pm.
What time does my dancer need to be back prior to the show?
3:15pm
When do door open to the public?
3:15pm
How much will showcase tickets be?
Ticket prices: $18* in advance (Pick Your Seat) and $25* at the door (general Seating)
*There will be an additional venue service fee added to each ticket purchase.
AH’mour Dance Academy does not have control over the service fee.
When do tickets go on sale?
Showcase tickets will go on sale Monday, April 28.
When are the pictures taken for my dancer?
A photographer will be on site on June 1st at the studio. Class photos will be taken of each dance. You have the opportunity to schedule additional solo and/or group shots. Additional group shots can have up to 4 people (great for siblings and friends). Please let us know on the enclosed form so we can include you in our picture day schedule.
You must schedule solo and any additional group shots prior to picture day. We cannot guarantee any spots will be available if not scheduled ahead of time.
Order you photos here.Â
Can I bring a gift for my dancer?
Absolutely – and it’s encouraged! A small gift or bouquet is a great way to celebrate your dancer’s hard work and performance. To make things even easier, you can pre-order flowers here.
Ads/Shout Outs/Flowers/Photos/Videos
When are program ad orders due?
May 9, 2025.
When are flower orders due?
May 9, 2025.
There will be limited supply on sale the day of the event.Â
When are shirt orders due?
May 9, 2025.
How much will showcase tickets be?
Ticket prices: $18* in advance (Pick Your Seat) and $25* at the door (general Seating)
*There will be an additional venue service fee added to each ticket purchase.
AH’mour Dance Academy does not have control over the service fee.
When do tickets go on sale?
Showcase tickets will go on sale Monday, April 28.
When are the pictures taken for my dancer?
A photographer will be on site on June 1st at the studio. Class photos will be taken of each dance. You have the opportunity to schedule additional solo and/or group shots. Additional group shots can have up to 4 people (great for siblings and friends). Please let us know on the enclosed form so we can include you in our picture day schedule.
You must schedule solo and any additional group shots prior to picture day. We cannot guarantee any spots will be available if not scheduled ahead of time.
Order you photos here.Â
Can I bring a gift for my dancer?
Absolutely – and it’s encouraged! A small gift or bouquet is a great way to celebrate your dancer’s hard work and performance. To make things even easier, you can pre-order flowers here.
Hair & Makeup
How do I style my dancer's hair in a ponytail?
TIP: It is easiest to manage hair that is slightly damp and has gel worked through it.
PONYTAIL: After applying gel and with hair damp, brush hair back and up gathering hair at the crown of the dancer’s head. Secure hair at the crown with a hair elastic that matches hair color as closely as possible. Use a fine tooth comb to smooth out any bumps or flyaways by starting at the front hairline and combing back towards the ponytail. Secure any loose ends with bobby pins. After all ends are secured, evenly spray a strong hold hairspray over the entire hairstyle.
How do I style my dancer's hair in a bun?
TIP: It is easiest to manage hair that is slightly damp and has gel worked through it.
BUN: Follow the same method above to secure hair into a ponytail. Begin twisting the ponytail and then wrap hair in a circle around the base of the ponytail securing with bobby pins as you wrap. Make sure to secure all loose ends. After bun and loose ends are secured, evenly spray a strong hold hairspray over the entire hairstyle.
How do I style my dancer's hair 1/2 up 1/2 down?
TIP: It is easiest to manage hair that is slightly damp and has gel worked through it.
HAIR ½ UP ½ DOWN: Working with damp hair use a comb to create a clean part from the front of the dancer’s ears to the crown of their head. Work gel through this section of hair only. Use a brush to smooth and secure hair with an elastic that matches hair color as closely as possible. After hair is smooth and loose ends are secured, spray only the hair that is pulled into a ponytail with a strong hold hairspray. Only use gel or hairspray on ½ down hair if necessary to tame flyaways.
Makeup Instructions
Makeup can be applied at your discretion for dancers under age 8. Keep in mind stage lights are very bright. Because of this, dancers appear very washed out and pale. Facial features are lost and expression is hard to see. Below are our recommended products and method of application.
BASE: It is always best to begin with a primer to give makeup a smooth base, prevent streaking from perspiration, and to keep makeup lasting throughout the entire show. After the primer sets for 1-2 minutes, apply foundation. We recommend using a liquid, oil free foundation in a shade darker than your natural skintone. Blend foundation working from the center of the face towards the hairline making sure to blend under the jawbone and down onto the neck. After the foundation is dry, apply and blend concealer under the inside and outside corner of the eye, in between eyebrows, down the bridge of the nose, and the middle of the chin. Set base with a loose or pressed powder.
*Note: This base step is not necessary for younger dancers.*
BLUSH: Apply a rose/pink color blush along the top of the cheekbone starting at the outer edge and working inward to the apple of the cheek. Pick a color more dramatic than you would use for everyday wear. Recommended product: E.L.F. primer-infused matte blush-Always Crushing
EYESHADOW: Apply a very light highlight eyeshadow under the arch of the brow. Gently blend towards the outside and inside of the brow. Apply this same color to the inside corner of the eye. Then apply a medium brown eyeshadow from inner to outer corner of the eye. Apply the darkest brown eyeshadow only to the outer third of the eyelid then slowly blend inward. Be careful not to apply too much of the dark eyeshadow which can make eyes appear closed from stage.
Recommended product: NYX Ultimate-Warm Neutrals
EYELINER: Apply black eyeliner along the top and bottom lash line avoiding the water line. Connect the top and bottom lash lines at the outside corner of the eye in an upward point. A liquid eyeliner works best and lasts the longest. Recommended product: Kat Von D tattoo liner-Black
MASCARA: Apply multiple coats of black, lengthening mascara to top and bottom eyelashes. Recommended product: NYX Epic Ink Liquid Eyeliner-Black
*Note: the application of eyeliner or mascara may be too much for younger dancers to tolerate. Do your best to apply at least one of them.
LIPSTICK: Bright red lipstick is the only color that is appropriate for the stage. We recommend a lip stain to prevent having to reapply during the show and to prevent the transfer of color onto costumes. Recommended product: Maybelline Super Stay Matte Ink Liquid Lipstick-Ruby Red
