When it comes to choreography, every dancer memorizes at a different rate. And if you’ve been dancing for a while, chances are that you are already incorporating many of these techniques to commit your moves to memory. Here are 7 tips to help you get that choreography down:

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It has been an unseasonably cold winter here in the Treasure Valley, and we're all feeling it! Storms have sometimes canceled classes, sidewalks and parking lots are icy, and the cold can really sink into your body at this time of year! Here are some tips to stay at your best, even in the cold winter weather.

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Our winter recital "Welcome to DUVille" was a huge success!  We so enjoyed watching all the dancers on stage!  They all showed off all the skills they have learned in just a short period of time and entertained happy crowds all day long.  With visitors like Santa and the Grinch...we had a fun filled day, that's for certain. We are so proud of each and every dancer this semester and look forward to next semester and seeing how much further they progress.

Below is the required hair and makeup for recital.  We have broken up the hair based on your dancer's class style.  
Hair

• Classical Ballet - Ballet bun (see attachment and diagram is also posted in studios #1 & #2)

• Ballet/Jazz Combo - If the class is doing a ballet dance, they will do a ballet bun (see attachment).  If they are doing a jazz dance, they will do a high, curly ponytail, centered on crown of head.