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“Sea Cruise” Dance Recital Music Location/Activity Song Title Artist On Board Activities Dancing/Clubs At the Codfish Ball Shirley Temple I Wanna Dance Whitney Houston Makes Me Wanna Dance Baha Men Mozart/Performed by 12 New Classicism Girls Band From “The King and I” Shall We Dance Movie/Musical Shut Up & Dance Walk the Moon From Disney’s “Beauty & Dining/Happy Hour Be Our Guest the Beast” Cheeseburger in Paradise Jimmy Buffet Mas Tequila Sammy Hagar Saturday Night Fish Fry Louis Jordan Tea for Two Doris Day Exercise & Jogging Let’s Get Physical Olivia Newton-John Nowhere to Run Martha & the Vandellas Pump It Black Eyed Peas Push It Salt N’ Peppa Walking on Sunshine Jump5 Games/Casino B-I-N-G-O Classic Children’s Song Luck Be a Lady Frank Sinatra Poker Face Lady Gaga Queen of Hearts Juice Newton Quit Playing Games Backstreet Boys Vicious Games Yello Photographs Freeze Frame J. Geils Band Kodachrome Paul Simon Photograph Ringo Starr Safety Class Rescue Me Fontella Bass Rock the Boat The Hues Corporation Safe and Sound Capital Cities Sailor’s Hornpipe Mike Oldfield The Safety Dance Men Without Hats From “Muppet Treasure Seasickness Cabin Fever Island” Seasick Silversun Pickups Vertigo U2 Spa Hair Lady Gaga I Enjoy Being a Girl Peggy Lee I Feel Pretty From “West Side Story” ©My TuTu Sense, 2019 www.mytutusense.com “Sea Cruise” Dance Recital Music Relax Frankie Goes to Hollywood Relax Your Mind Boyz II Men Star/Moon Gazing Little Star Jim Brickman Lucky Star Madonna Moon Dance Van Morrison Neon Moon Brooks & Dunn Shining Star Earth Wind & Fire From “Anything Goes” Theater Shows Anything Goes Musical Do You Believe in Magic Shaun Cassidy Make ‘em Laugh Donald O’Conner Viva Las Vegas Elvis Presley Wake-Up Call Good Morning From “Singing in the Rain” Here Comes the Sun The Beatles (Reach Up for the) Sunrise Duran, Duran Sunrise Barry Manilow The Good Morning Song Barry McGuire Water/Water Activities Sailing Come Sail Away Styx I Am Sailing Rod Stewart Sailing Christopher Cross Tim Curry/”Muppet Sailing for Adventure Treasure Island” Scuba Diving & Pressure Drop Toots & the Maytals Snorkeling From Disney’s “The Little Under the Sea Mermaid” Under Pressure David Bowie & Queen Surfing Catch a Wave Surfer Girl Surfin’ USA The Beach Boys Wipe Out Surfaris Swimming & Cheap Sunglasses ZZ Top Sunbathing Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Brian Hyland Pool Party The Aquabots Soak Up the Sun Sheryl Crow Ports of Call Islands/Locations All We Need is an Island Sammy Hagar Caribbean Queen Billy Ocean Caribbean Blue Enya Day-O Harry Belafonte ©My TuTu Sense, 2019 www.mytutusense.com “Sea Cruise” Dance Recital Music Island Girl Elton John Island in the Sun Harry Belafonte Island Song Zac Brown Band Kokomo The Beach Boys La Isla Bonita Madonna Mexican Shuffle Herb Alpert Pig Island Sandra Boynton Somewhere on a Beach Dierks Bentley Surf City Jan & Dean Thunder Island Jay Ferguson Shopping Can’t Buy Me Love The Beatles How Much is That Doggie? Pattie Page Material Girl Madonna Shop Around The Captain & Tennille Shopping for Clothes The Coasters Too Much Stuff Delbert McClinton Sea Life Cool Change Little River Band Jacques Cousteau Zoë Lewis Octopus’ Garden Ringo Starr RockLobster B-52s Some of My Best Friends Hans Zimmer from “Shark are Sharks Tale” Miscellaneous Beyond the Sea Robbie Williams By the Sea From “Sweeney Todd” Fantastic Voyage Lakeside Heat Wave Martha & the Vandellas How Deep is the Ocean Frank Sinatra Sailor of My Dreams From “Dames at Sea” Sea Cruise Robert Gordon She’s Like the Wind From “Dirty Dancing” Ship of Fools Robert Plant From “Muppet Treasure Shiver My Timbers Island” SOS Abba The Wind Mariah Carey Vacation The Go Gos V-A-C-A-T-I-O-N Connie Francis Welcome Back Mase ©My TuTu Sense, 2019 www.mytutusense.com “Sea Cruise” Dance Recital Music Bonus #1: 1. Below are links to some beautiful backdrops that can be rented for your “Sea Cruise” theme. If you choose to rent a backdrop, plan to make your reservation as early as possible to ensure you get the exact size and style that you most prefer. My Tutu Sense is not affiliated with any of the backdrop dealers mentioned below. We do not receive any type of benefit from recommending their products or referring customers. https://www.theatreworldbackdrops.com/3635/cruise-ship-deck---b-backdrop https://www.theatreworldbackdrops.com/budget-rental/5023/cruise-ship-deck- backdrop#.XQGSMIhKjDc http://www.backdropsfantastic.com/backdrop_themes/Theme_Backdrops_Nautic al.htm 2. If renting a backdrop is not in the budget, you can create a simple ship’s railing out of standard PVC pipe purchased at a home improvement warehouse. Order a few basic life preserver decorations from a party supply store, add your ship’s name in stick-on letters, and you have a great simple, inexpensive set! If you’d like more details on construction of the rails, email [email protected]. Bonus #2: A cruise vacation is one of the most fun and relaxing trips EVER! Vacationers have zero responsibility for the duration of the cruise. All they have to do is enjoy themselves. You want your audience to have a similar experience during your show. Let them settle into their seats and be transported to a world of white sand, beautiful water, and exotic ports. To help them get in the mood for a fun evening, create a festive atmosphere in the lobby. Some ideas to get you started: Provide Captain’s hats for all of your crew members (Greeters, Ticket Sellers, Ticket Takers, Ushers) to identify them as part of the production Set up a photo booth in the lobby for pre-boarding photos Create an archway of balloons at the theater entrance doors Put up “Bon Voyage” banners Set up a refreshment stand with tropical drinks These are just a few Bonus ideas to boost your creativity! If you’d like more ideas for the show or how to build excitement for this theme during the dance season, please contact me. ©My TuTu Sense, 2019 www.mytutusense.com .
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