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Muskoka Dance Christmas Celebration
December 15, 2019 @ 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
A SHOW LIKE NO OTHER!
The Muskoka Dance Academy does two annual Productions… “Recitals”. One is a Christmas Celebration Show and the other is a Year End Show Production. Both of these shows are a Fantastic way to showcase the development of our students and also the perfect opportunity for students to perform on a Large Stage for their Parents in a Big Theatre. Our performances are held at the Algonquin Theatre in Huntsville. These performances are age appropriate and appeal to all ages.
Babes in Arms
BABES IN ARMS are defined as children up to 6 months old. BABES IN ARMS will be issued a complimentary ticket. Patrons are required to purchase tickets for children older than 6 months. ALL persons regardless of age must have a ticket to enter the auditorium. The Ontario Fire Code regulations state that everyone attending a performance must have an admission ticket and an assigned seat. The Ontario Fire Code states that a child sitting on someone’s lap is not considered to be in an assigned seat. This measure is taken to ensure the approved seating capacity of the auditorium is not exceeded and for the safety of all guests.
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A SHOW LIKE NO OTHER!
The Muskoka Dance Academy does two annual Productions… “Recitals”. One is a Christmas Celebration Show and the other is a Year End Show Production. Both of these shows are a Fantastic way to showcase the development of our students and also the perfect opportunity for students to perform on a Large Stage for their Parents in a Big Theatre. Our performances are held at the Algonquin Theatre in Huntsville. These performances are age appropriate and appeal to all ages.
Babes in Arms
BABES IN ARMS are defined as children up to 6 months old. BABES IN ARMS will be issued a complimentary ticket. Patrons are required to purchase tickets for children older than 6 months. ALL persons regardless of age must have a ticket to enter the auditorium. The Ontario Fire Code regulations state that everyone attending a performance must have an admission ticket and an assigned seat. The Ontario Fire Code states that a child sitting on someone’s lap is not considered to be in an assigned seat. This measure is taken to ensure the approved seating capacity of the auditorium is not exceeded and for the safety of all guests.