What is the first thing you should do in planning a dance production?

It is a time line for all the contributing parts of the dance performance.

It is the distinctive style of dress of an individual or group that reflects class, gender, profession, ethnicity, nationality, activity or epoch.

Oversees and responsible for the overall aesthetic and artistic vision of the production and makes all final decisions relative to all artistic issues.

It is the process of mounting a dance performance or a show which brings together technical aspects, production design and staffing that support the dance performance.

It is the place where something happens, especially an organized event such as a concert, conference, or sports event.

What do you call to the length of time in a show?

He or she ensures that the sets and props are built, installed or available, in good repair and stored properly between performances.

Oversees the entire production, including coordinating and setting the production schedule with the designers and the choreographer.

Researches and designs costume and chooses fabrics that complement and/or highlight the movement and theme of the piece and are suitable for the dancers to move in.

Creates and sets original movement on the dancer based on a theme, image, story, piece of music or movement idea.

It answers the question what in producing dance performance.

In-charge of all equipment, instruments backstage and technical aspects of the performance, including hanging lights and building any sets?

These are objects that dancers manipulate or use to enhance their dance.

To produce a dance performance, the dance teacher organizes and knows the following aspects.

Ensures that the sets and props are built, installed or available, in good repair and stored properly between performances.

He or she manages and directs the ushers, coordinates the start of the show with the stage manager, and records the start and end times of the performance.

Creates an original musical score for dance.

Supervises all costumes, including shoes, hats and headdresses created and worn during the season.

Transforms the stage space and helps choreographers ‘say’ what they want by making sure all lighting instruments are strategically placed on the stage.