Dance
Director: Leslyn Ham - lham@pallottihs.org
Intended to afford each participant the opportunity to develop a wide-ranging knowledge and appreciation of dance as an art form
The program is intended to afford each participant the opportunity to develop a wide-ranging knowledge and appreciation of dance as an art form. To accomplish this, students will study dance skills and techniques in a curriculum that is progressive and demanding of increasing levels of accomplishment and finesse. In order to present well-informed and sophisticated performances, dancers will study the cultural and historical background of the various styles and genres of dance. Additionally, students will explore basic concepts of choreography, and the affective aspects of dance as a medium of human communication. Each day, dancers will participate in a double period of study that will include emphasis on both the applied and academic aspects of dance. Mandatory participation in performances and rehearsals will generate the ensemble credit.
Student Eligibility
Students must have at least 1 year of prior dance experience.
Students must have a 2.5 or higher GPA at the time of application submission and maintain a 2.5 or higher GPA to remain eligible for the scholarship each year.
An audition will be required for final selection. Qualified applicants will be contacted to schedule an audition which will be held on January 28, 2023.
Audition Criteria for Dance
The schedule for the day will be:
Attire Requirements
Come dressed in black leotard & flesh tone tights (if you do not own a leotard or tights, black tank top and black leggings)
Please bring either ballet shoes, jazz shoes, or pirouettes, and a pair of sneakers (if you do not own some of the shoes listed that is fine).
Provides developing artists many chances to perform, either in the large performing ensembles or smaller chamber ensembles, while remaining focused enough to guarantee each student plenty of individual attention.
Provides developing artists many chances to perform, either in the large performing ensembles or smaller chamber ensembles, while remaining focused enough to guarantee each student plenty of individual attention.
Develops students’ ability to perform various types of theatre productions, including monologues, one-act and full-length plays, improvisation, and musicals.
Encourages students to artistically display their intellectual and emotional interests.
Intended to afford each participant the opportunity to develop a wide-ranging knowledge and appreciation of dance as an art form