SWINGIN’ AT CLUB SWEETS

Revisiting roles in a repertory piece like Club Sweets is an essential part of tap training and is common in both amateur and professional dance training and performance. Each time a dancer performs the same role, they have the opportunity to deepen their understanding of the choreography, explore character nuances, and approach the role with greater skill and confidence.

Repeating a role allows dancers to refine their technique, take more artistic risks, and recognize their growth. Even though the role may be familiar, each performance becomes a new experience, helping them connect more deeply with the choreography and enhance their overall performance.

If your dancer is enrolled in multiple Club Sweets' tap classes, they may have the opportunity to perform in more than one role. However, this will depend on their role assignments and the logistics of the production schedule. If any roles overlap or conflict, the production director will make the final decision on which role your dancer will perform to ensure smooth transitions and a seamless performance

Regardless of individual participation, the selected classes will learn Club Sweets repertory and rehearse choreography. This is a part of each class level’s curriculum and is an integral part of the dancer’s training. Dancers not participating in Club Sweets performance will still be involved in all aspects of class. Please notify us via email at office@impactdancecenter.com before Octboer 14th if you will not be participating in the performance.

No, costumes are rented to Club Sweets participants, and the rental fee is included in the Production Fee. This system helps reduce costs for our dancers and their families by maintaining an inventory of costumes.

Yes, dancers need to provide their own tights, shoes, and undergarments.

Required items include:

• Black tap shoes

• Skin-tone leotard to wear under costumes (Example: Adult Size, Youth Size)

Hair: Should be in a low, flat bun secured with a hair-colored hair net. Avoid using hair pieces, mesh donuts, or anything that adds bulk to the bun.

Makeup (Watch Tutorial):

• Younger dancers: Simple makeup including plum blush, mascara, brown eyeshadow, and red lipstick (preferably: Mac Ruby Woo or Mac Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour Feels So Grand).

• Older dancers: Regular stage makeup with false eyelashes.

Jewelry & Nail Polish: No jewelry or nail polish is allowed.

Our volunteer staff plays a crucial role in managing costumes, props, programs, and more. We always welcome new volunteers. A signup link will be sent via email once participation is finalized.