Holidazzle Showcase 2024 is right around the corner! Please read carefully for important dates and performer details. You can also access all information on our Holiday Showcase webpage.

COSTUME DISTRIBUTION WEEK

Monday, Dec. 2 – Saturday, Dec. 7*

• Girls wear: Skin-tone tights (pink for ballet routines) and skin-tone leotard under their street clothes to class. We also have stock of girls’ leotards and tights in-studio here.
• Boys wear: Black basketball shorts and a white t-shirt to class
• Costumes distributed during class; performers take them home

*Please note, all Saturday classes have a combined costume distribution and dress rehearsal on Saturday, December 7. Students must arrive to class wearing underdressings with hair and makeup done.

DRESS REHEARSAL WEEK

Saturday, Dec. 7 – Friday, Dec. 13

• Girls arrive to class wearing:
  • Skin-tone tights (pink for ballet routines) and skin-tone leotard underdressings
  • Costume
  • Hair in high, slicked back bun
  • Stage makeup: foundation, blush, eyeshadow, mascara, red or pink lipstick
• Boys arrive to class wearing:
  • Black basketball shorts and a white t-shirt underdressings
  • Costume
• All performers take their costumes home with them

SHOWCASE TICKETS

If you haven’t yet purchased your tickets to Holiday Showcase, head to our Holiday Showcase page.

DAY-OF SHOWCASE PROTOCOL

Please click on the below images for day-of protocol, including our costume check-in policy for ALL performers with multiple routines in one show.

Meet the Author

Alyssa Gramer

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Alyssa Gramer is Co-Owner and an Instructor at Stagelight Performing Arts. She earned a BA from Chapman University in Advertising with a Minor in Graphic Design and a Teaching Credential in Physical Education/Dance from Cal State Fullerton. Her performance credits include Disney and Fullerton Civic Light Opera. She has extensive experience in teaching, choreography, and show direction.

“One of my earliest memories is of something that happened during first grade: during recess, I would gather my friends and teach them different dances. Looking back, I can see that that set the foundation of what would be a lifelong role as a teacher. Participating in dance and musical theatre as a child gave me the focus, determination, confidence and bravery it took to land many successful performance and teaching jobs. Arts classes have allowed me to be creative and keep a healthy perspective on what is important in life. I truly believe that the performing arts should play a crucial role in every child’s life.” ~Alyssa

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