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DANCE the WORLD BROADWAY 5 Days | July 2019 DANCE THE WORLD BROADWAY 5 Days | July 2019 TOUR SNAPSHOT Experience the glamour of the Big Apple while dancing in Times Square in front of thousands of people. Dance The World Broadway allows your students to perform on a theatre stage, chat with cast members of a top musical after watching the show and participate in a Celebrity masterclass. Your students will learn all about life in New York City while they become triple threat dancers. WHY DANCE THE WORLD? PUTTING YOUR EXPERIENCE FIRST • Go. Move. Inspire. – give your students a once-in-a- lifetime experience performing at Times Square in New York City. • We Make It Easy – we handle all the details from start to finish, giving you a hassle free travel experience with your students. • Extend Your Dance Family – bring friends and family to Broadway and make magical memories that will bond your dance community. • Do Your Best – Dance the World is all about fun, stage show performances are not a competition, and are just about showcasing your personal best. EXPERTS IN DANCE TRAVEL 95% 60+ Our local partnerships allow for personalized OF DIRECTORS YEARS OF tours that are a hybrid of traditional and LOVE OUR TRAVEL unconventional. TOURS EXPERIENCE WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED THE BEST INSURANCE Feel safe with the knowledge that your students are fully protected with cancellation insurance provided by Travel Guard.. “Where to begin? What an amazing experience from start to finish. The whole process was organized, informative and Brightspark was quick and timely with questions and any issues that arose. As a Director, it was easy to work with both Brightspark and Dance The World. Awesome.” Tammy - Director, Happy Feet and Dance, ON DANCE THE WORLD BROADWAY - 5 Days | July 2019 Day 1: Evening arrival in New York • Performers will be given Signature Sequin Red Dance • Welcome to the Big Apple! Arrive in New York and Sneakers and a one of a kind Costume (you keep head to your hotel. You can chose from: New York both!) for the performance in Times Square. Marriott Marquis, The Westin New York, Sheraton • Each dance school will perform for 15 minutes between New York Times Square Hotel or New York Hilton the hours of 7pm and 10:30pm. Midtown Manhattan. • Late check-in before heading to bed. Day 4: Celebrity Master Class – Gala Dinner • From 9:30am to 1:45pm Dance Schools will participate Day 2: Stage Show Performances in a Celebrity Master Class. Each school will be sched- • From 9am to 4pm Dance Schools can participate in a uled for one class during this time. Stage Show Performance on a Broadway Stage at the • Take in the sights of New York during your free time Minskoff Theatre (home to the hit show the Lion King) between events. You can see the Statue of Liberty, or a similar theatre. These performances celebrate the Radio City Music Hall or take part in The Ride joy of dance, it is not a competition and is just about Experience and Sightseeing Tour. having fun. • Optional Activity: NYC Skyline ‘Celebrity’ dinner/dance • Each showcase is approximately 90 minutes long and cruise with special guest appearances. will run consecutively throughout the day. • Attend one of the following Broadway musicals: Frozen Day 5: Last Day! (St. James Theatre), Lion King (Minskoff Theatre), • Soak in the last bit of New York before you return Wicked (Gershwin Theatre), Aladdin (New Amsterdam home. Theatre) or Phantom of the Opera (Majestic Theatre). • Enjoy an exclusive conversation with cast members after the show! Day 3: Times Square Performance Day • Start the day with a ‘Movement & Music’ Disney theatrical workshop, where dancers will learn to be a triple threat performer. • Each workshop is approximately 90 minutes long and will run consecutively between 9am and 2pm. • Rehearsals for the performance are between 4pm and 7pm with each performer attending an hour and a half rehearsal coordinated by Dance the World Choreographers. • This rehearsal includes a warm-up and a dance school photo with the celebrity performer. START PLANNING NOW! info.brightsparktravel.ca/student-dance-tours LIKE US @brightsparkdance 1 800 267 6425 [email protected] #GoMoveInspire.
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