In a musical theatre solo performance, the entrant must present one musical selection from a published script written for musical theatre. The adjudicators will consider how well the piece is acted, not only how well it is sung. The selection may contain dialogue; however, this is primarily a “sung and not spoken” selection.
In Musical Theatre – Solo Performance, the skills measured are:
• Use of transitions into and out of character
• Ability to create a believable character
• Communication of objective, tactics, and relationships through dialogue and music
• Use of focus and concentration
• Vocal skill and technique
• Use of dance and movement
• Integration of voice, body, movement, and staging
In the Musical Theater Dance Competition, the skills measured are:
- Clear character development
- Establishment of mood or setting
- Ability to create believable characters
- Use of focus and concentration
- Use of dance and movement
- Integration of body, movement and staging
In the Musical Theater Dance Competition, the skills measured are:
- Clear character development
- Establishment of mood or setting
- Ability to create believable characters
- Use of focus and concentration
- Use of dance and movement
- Integration of body, movement and staging
This contest allows students to compete solo, in duets or in groups in musical theater dance.
