Audizione: differenze tra le versioni

Dancers are often asked to bring one or two photographs, such as a "headshot" and a full-body photo of the applicant in a dancing pose. The clothing that auditionees need to wear at auditions varies. At some auditions, particularly Classical auditions, there is a strict dress code: applicants must wear dance leotards and pointe shoes, and long hair must be tied back. Other dance auditions specify loose clothing. For some contemporary dance auditions, applicants must dance barefoot. In some music theater roles, applicants need to bring tap shoes to demonstrate their [[tap dancing]] skills. Some auditions where there is a large number of applicants require the performers to wear a number pinned to their shirt, in a similar way to marathon runners. This way, if the casting director sees an exceptional dancer, he or she can take note of the number. Unless jewellery or make-up is an expected part of a dancer's appearance in a certain dance style, dance auditionees should generally avoid jewellery and makeup.-->

 

Nel teatro musicale e nel Musical è spesso richiesto l'unione tra doti di danzatore e di attore; Ai danzatori viene quindi richiesto di essere in grado di sostenere una parte recitata.