Daddy Daughter Dance

MAKING MEMORIES THROUGH DANCE

At Kids Dance Center we believe in creating positive experiences and lasting memories. The Daddy Daughter Dance performance is an experience that will last a lifetime! Spending time at rehearsal and working through choreography with your daughter is never time wasted. The memories of class, in fact, are as significant as performing the actual dance on stage in front of an audience. This time with your daughter is for you and your daughter… it is unique, important and very special.

Frequently Asked questions

When is my show?

Showtimes are during WINTER recital weekend. The next recital weekend is December of 2023. Daddy Daughter performances are the exciting and memorable finale to our show.

Ticket Purchasing

Tickets can be purchased when recital tickets go on sale. Usually 6 weeks before recital weekend. Watch your email for announcements for ticket sales. Performers do not need tickets!

When are rehearsals?

Rehearsals are held Friday evenings starting in October. We encourage all daddy/daughter couples to attend as many rehearsals as they can to ensure their confidence on stage and to enjoy the class time together.

Dress Rehearsal?

Mandatory dress rehearsal will happen on the day before recital. All couples must attend this rehearsal at our studio.

Costumes?

Dancers - wear any white dress and the required pink ballet tights and shoes.
Dads - wear black or navy blue suit with a nice all-white, buttoned-down, long-sleeved shirt, and a dark tie.

Fees + Policies

$99 per family • Additional cost for the performances are audience member tickets to the performance.
Dancers must be at least 3 years old by August 2023 to participate.

How do I sign up?

Signing up is easy! Just Register through our Parent portal for the Daddy Daughter Dance Rehearsal class under our special events. You will pay your $99 fee for your family and we will remind you right before rehearsals begin so you don't miss practice with us! Rehearsal times are split up by ages.

Daddy Daughter Performance

MAKING MEMORIES THROUGH DANCE