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Support- Attire for 2021-2022 Dance Season Support- Attire for 2021-2022 Dance Season Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday Classes need to wear the NEW theatrical tank Lavender Leotard and Lavender skirt Thursday classes need wear Black Leotard and Black Skirt ALL LEVEL LEOTARDS (AND EVERYTHING ELSE IS AVAILABLE HERE AS WELL) SHOULD BE PURCHASED AT OUR STUDIO STORE, THROUGH DISCOUNT DANCE. For All Classes at the SGB no midriff or cleavage should be visible with any attire at any time. Cover ups should be appropriate for the class they are taking. During Cold weather a Ballet Sweater (not a regular sweater or shirt) may be worn until a dancer is warm or the teacher requests it to be removed. www.discountdance.com Click on “Find Teacher” in the upper left corner Type in Goldsboro, NC Look for Mary Franklin, School of Goldsboro Ballet Click on “Studio Page” Ballet Classes- All dancers must wear -Ballet Pink Tights (ages 7 and up need to wear seamed or mock-seamed PERFORMANCE tights for Performances ONLY) -Ballet PINK shoes (All dancers under 10 should wear a FULL soled Ballet shoe). LEATHER BALLET shoes are required for PERFORMANCE. -Boys should be in a Black Ballet shoe (canvas is acceptable for boys). Tap Classes- -Support dancers should be in a Tan “Mary Jane” style tap shoe. It does not matter the brand, the buckle/snap/tie or Velcro. -Boys should be in a Black Oxford style tap shoe (slip on or Tie are acceptable) Jazz Classes- -All Jazz students should wear Tan Jazz Shoes (or Caramel). The brand should be selected by what’s most comfortable for the individual dancer. NO Lyrical sandals or toe undies for JAZZ Class. The shoe must cover the heel. -Black tights over their Ballet tights IS acceptable in Jazz, but no shorts or t-shirt.
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