66th FESTIVAL OF DANCING Competition Syllabus Jazz ~ Tap ~ Ballet. Venue: Centennial Theatre Auckland Grammar School Mountain Rd Epsom

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1 20 66th FESTIVAL OF DANCING 2015 Competition Syllabus Jazz ~ Tap ~ Ballet Venue: Centennial Theatre Auckland Grammar School Mountain Rd Epsom Date: Thurs 24th September to Sun 4th October incl. Jazz: Jillian Fitzgerald Melbourne Australia Tap: Kristy Mansfield Newcastle Australia Ballet: Anne Marie Ludwig-Cox Melbourne Australia

2 AUCKLAND CALEDONIAN DANCING SOCIETY INC Website aucklandcaledoniandancing.co.nz MISSION STATEMENT To foster interest in dancing in its various forms, and to encourage young talent to develop to its full potential. PATRON Desley Simpson JP, BSc, Dip Psych, FOSNZ, LTCL VICE-PATRON Val Murray QSM 2 19 HONARARY AUDITOR Paula Dell CA HONARARY PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER Mary-Ann Dillon PRESIDENT Josie Foged Ph jonjosie.foged@xtra.co.nz VICE-PRESIDENT Romola Elliott SECRETARY Carol Hirst Ph calies@live.com ASSISTANT SECRETARY TREASURER ASSISTANT TREASURER Sue Metzler Josie Foged Joanna Ryburn BCom Dip Com TROPHY STEWARDS JAZZ Romola Elliott Ph johnelliott2014@xtra.co.nz TAP Joanna Ryburn Ph benryburn@xtra.co.nz BALLET Maureen Martin Ph ballet_mum@hotmail.com COMMITTEE Diane Druskovich Sue Meltzer Maureen Martin Joanna Ryburn Elizabeth McGill Cherie Torepe LIFE/HONORARY MEMBERS Stella Bingley Barry Coker Bev Birch Joyce Cooper Doreen Burgoyne Bob Greenwood Pat Burgoyne Pat McMinn OBE. Christina Carlyle Val Murray QSM

3 Josephine Elizabeth Classical Variation Must be on pointe. (Titles must be submitted by closing date of entry.) Class yrs & under 15yrs Competitors to dance a Variation from any Classical Ballet of their choice. To be eligible, competitors must also compete in their age group classical ballet class. Sir John Logan Campbell Ballet Award 15 and under 21 years Class 162 To be eligible, competitors must compete in their age group classical ballet class Ballet Duos & Trios Competitors may appear no more than twice & must have a different partner Class 163. Ballet Duo under 12yrs Class 165. Ballet Trio under 12yrs Class 164. Ballet Duo 12yrs & over Class 166. Ballet Trio 12yrs & over Ballet Group (must contain 6 or more people) Time limit 5 minutes maximum Item not to contain any other forms of dance. (i.e. Jazz or Tap) A competitor may be in no more than 3 different items in each section. (This rule must be adhered to or group will be disqualified) Competitors in Group Dances must pay for a seat to watch in the Theatre. Class 168. Ballet Group under 12yrs (all competitors must be under 12yrs by 1st Sept) Class 169 Ballet Groups under 15yrs (all competitors must be under 15yrs by 1st Sept) Class 170. Ballet Group Open (any age) 18 Jazz Adjudicator ADJUDICATOR PROFILES JILLIAN FITZGERALD Jillian Fitzgerald has a renowned experience that covers all aspects, styles and moods of dance. She has been dancing and choreographing professionally for more than 30 years. Her peers of the entertainment industry have twice applauded Jillian for her creative choreographic excellence by awarding her both the Penguin and Sammy Awards. Between her professional commitments Jillian has had the opportunity to study all techniques that combine the spectrum of dance. This was first hand knowledge at International dance schools and specialist academy s in both Great Britain and the USA. In gaining this experience it has given her the opportunity to bring this expertise to the classroom, where she excels as a teacher of dance. Jillian studied the masters of modern dance The Alvin Ailey Studio on Broadway, and during their extended tour in Australia. In London Jillian s main objective was to study within the West End Studios mastering the entire Matt Mattox Technique, which was devised for the professional dancer. As a child Jillian studied RAD and participated in professional classes with Jeanette Liddell, who graduated from the legendary Borovansky Ballet Company. She had the opportunity to choreograph a musical television special at Universal Studios in Los Angeles, and on returning to Australia was invited to choreograph the Musical series New Generation for American cable television network. Jillian also choreographed five major production numbers at the Telstra Dome for the Commonwealth games, featuring star headliners, thirty professional dancers and a cast of 310. Her wealth of knowledge and experience of actual performance, together with personal study and teaching, has given Jillian an exceptional ability to become a most sought after and accomplished adjudicator of dance. Jillian brings with her an understanding that each child deserves encouragement, constructive criticism and acknowledgement of their talents and achievements. 3

4 Tap Adjudicator KRISTY MANSFIELD Kristy's career in tap dancing began at the age of four with the legendary Mr. Les Griffith. Along with members of Tap Dogs, she was among the first to learn his Australian tap syllabus (L.G.T.D.A.) and sit for examinations. Kristy's first major achievement was at the age of nine after being selected to compete in The Fred Astaire Performing Arts Challenge in Miami, Florida and subsequently gaining the highest points scored amongst her age group. Following Mr. Griffith's passing Kristy completed her tap exams with Donna Michalitsis (now coowner of L.G.T.D.A.) and eisteddfod & concert training with Pullar's Dancing Academy. Her success is demonstrated through winning an average of thirty tap and song & dance championships and scholarships per year, a feat that is unrivalled to this day. During this period Kristy was also awarded the rare honour of a perfect score of 100/100 for one eisteddfod performance. Kristy studied Classical Ballet, Jazz, Character and Modern/Contemporary dance with Marie Walton-Mahon (Founder of the National College of Dance, Australia) from the age of seven. At the age of eight Kristy began singing and speech & drama. This training assisted Kristy to gain the opportunity to perform in many stage musicals and also The Opening Ceremony of the Sydney Olympic Games (2000) where she was a Lead Dancer. Kristy has also been involved with corporate and promotional functions through employment with Fredrick's Promotions, Great Big Events & Promo Technics in Sydney. She has always had a keen interest in choreography and from a young age of 16 she has choreographed for many functions and several stage productions. One of them being, 42nd Street where she was awarded a City Of Newcastle Drama Award (CONDA) for best choreography at the age of 19. Kristy now devotes her efforts to her own school, HVT Studio of Performing Arts, in the Hunter Region of Australia where she has multiple studios in 5 locations. Her students are very successful in eisteddfods winning many championships and also in exams gaining excellent results. HVT has offered a variety of performing arts for the beginner to advanced student since its establishment in Students from HVT have performed in many musicals and have also been accepted into The Australian Ballet School International Training program, NIDA, The Royal Ballet (UK), The Victorian College of Arts, Brent St & Carnival Cruises. Kristy has been an associate member of the Australian Dance Adjudicators organisation for the past 19 years. She has adjudicated many Eisteddfods in Australia during those years and enjoys being involved in the development of young dancers today. Most recently Kristy was appointed by L.G.T.D.A. tap dancing academy to examine through out Australia and has loved every minute of being involved with L.G.T.D.A. 4 BALLET CLASSES 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th October. TIME LIMITS Solo s Duo s and Trios Under 12yrs 3 minutes maximum 12yrs and over 4 minutes maximum Teams 5 minutes maximum Time will be taken from the commencement of the music. Time limits will be strictly adhered to. Please check your music complies BALLET CLASSES Operatic Open Class 108. Under 6yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs & over Classical Ballet Class (Girls must be on pointe) No standing still props Class & under 13yrs Class yrs & over Class yrs Class yrs Demi Character (Please include title) Class yrs & under Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs & over Class yrs Class yrs National Character (Please include title) Class 141. under 8yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs & over Class yrs Classical Barefoot (Please include title) Class 151. Under 8yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs Class yrs & over Class yrs Neo Classical (class could be split if entries are large.) Class 167A 12 & under 14yrs Class 167B 14yrs & over 17

5 Latin or Tango Tap Class 34. under 12yrs Class & under 15yrs Class yrs & over Impromptu Tap Class 37. under 10yrs Class & under 12yrs Class & under 15yrs Song & Dance (Any type) Please keep props to a minimum. [please include title on entry form] Class 44. Under 8yrs Class & under 15yrs Class & under 10yrs Class 48. Calies Song & Dance Award 15yrs Class & under 12yrs & over Championship Tap To be eligible to dance in championships, competitors must dance in age group open tap class. (Check Championship rules.) Class 54. Tiny Tots under 8yrs Class 55. Juvenile 8 & under 10yrs Class 56. Junior 10 & under 12yrs Class 57. Intermediate 12 & under 15yrs Noel Burnett Trust Tap Award 15 & under 21 years (3 Dances) Class 59A 3 Speed Championship Tap (Check championship rules) Class 59B Tap Impromptu Class 59C Own Selection (either Tap, Waltz, Slow, Latin, or Speed.) Please state which dance you will be doing for own selection on entry form. This cannot be changed once entries have closed. Tap Duos & Trios A competitor may appear no more than twice & must have a different partner Class 60. Tap Duo under 12yrs Class 61. Tap Duo 12 & over Class 64. Tap Trio under 12yrs Class 65. Tap Trio 12yrs & over Class 66. Song & Dance Duo Open (soft shoe or tap) Tap Groups (must contain 6 or more people) Time limit 5 minutes maximum Item not to contain any other forms of dance. (i.e. Jazz or Ballet) Competitors in Group Dances must pay for a seat to watch in the Theatre Class 67. Tap Troupe Open Class 68. Song & Dance Troupe Open (soft shoe or tap) 16 Ballet adjudicator ANNE MARIE LUDWIG-COX Anne Marie Ludwig-Cox (A.B.S. Diploma ; A(Dip).C.B.A-C.I.C.B.) is a graduate of the Australian Ballet school under the direction of Dame Margaret Scott and a member of its graduate touring Company under the direction of Marilyn Rowe (OBE) and Gailene Stock (AM). Upon Graduation Anne Marie was offered a contract with the Singapore Dance Theatre where she performed many diverse Soloist and Principle Roles. She was also contracted with the London Ballet Theatre and Tiroler Landestheatre Innsbruck Austria during this time touring Asia, U.K. and Europe with these Companies. After a 10 year career with Ballet Companies Anne Marie moved her professional career to Musical Theatre. She was very fortunate to be contracted with Cameron Mackintosh (Really Useful Company ) Phantom of the Opera productions U.K. Tour, Hamburg and Stuttgart Germany. Her Roles were Dancer/ Swing/ Cover Meg Jury and in Stuttgart Dance Captain, and Assistant Resident Director. Anne Marie was very privileged to work with Gillian Lynne, Harold Prince and Denny Berry. During this time se performed for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip, Princess Diana and Prince Charles. Upon retirement Anne Marie taught and coached at a variety of dance schools around Germany including Choreographing for Nature Theatre Renningen Germany s Children s Theatre for many years. She Returned to Australia with her family and was directly offered a coaching position for the Billy Elliot Musical and also adjudicated in Auckland N.Z. Since returning she has obtained her Associate Diploma Cecchetti Ballet Teaching Cert IV in Pilates, Xtend Barre Teaching Cert. and is a popular Guest Teacher /Coach/ Adjudicator around Australia and N.Z on a regular bases. Anne Marie is the Cecchetti Ballet, Pre-pointe /Pointe, Stretch/Strengthen teacher at Ambitions Performance dancers. 5

6 COMPETITION RULES 1. STATUS The competition is for amateurs only. Not open to professionals. 2. COMPETITORS Competitors who have been taught or coached by the adjudicator during the past 2 years, are not eligible to compete. 3. Competitors dance at their own risk. ACDS will not be libel for any accident or injury of any description. 4. AGE LIMIT Competitors age will be taken as at the 1st Sept Evidence of birth date must be produced on request. Entrants must be of age stated in class. For Duos and Trios only a member may be of a younger age provided that the eldest is of the stated age. Where age is stated in groups, competitors must be within the stated age. 5. TIME LIMITS Solo s Duo s and Trios in Jazz, Tap and Ballet. Under 12yrs 3 minutes maximum. 12yrs and over. 4 minutes maximum. Under 12yrs Song & Dance 3.30 seconds maximum. Calies Senior Song & Dance 15yrs & over. maximum of 5 mins duration from start to finish of item. Teams 5 minutes maximum. Time will be taken from the commencement of the music. Time Limits not imposed on Championships. CD s (each dance must be on a separate disc.) Time limits will be strictly adhered to. Please check your music complies. 6. ENTRIES The committee reserve the right to combine or divide classes if entries so warrant. 7. Competitors may compete once only in each class, unless otherwise specified. 8. TITLES All titles must be entered on entry form, or given to Secretary by close of entries. 9. SCHOLARSHIPS This is an optional entry at a cost of $10.00 per section, and must be indicated on entry form at time of entry Competitors are required to dance in all relevant scholarship dances to be eligible. 10. SENIOR TAP SCHOLARSHIP 15 YEARS & OVER to be decided over 4 dances, from Tap, Waltz, Slow, Latin, and Speed, eliminating dance selected for Tap Award. Scholarships are calculated on 5(1st), 3(2nd), 1(3rd) In the event of a tie, full points will be awarded to each competitor. 11. CLASSICAL VARIATIONS To be eligible for Classical Variations competitors must compete in their age group classical ballet class. 12. TAP CHAMPIONSHIPS To be eligible for Tap Championships competitors must have either won a restricted age group tap and had a second or third in an open tap, or have won an open tap class. 6 Class 97. Modern Jazz Group under 12yrs (all competitors must be under 12yrs by 1st Sept) Class 98. Modern Jazz Group under 15yrs (all competitors must be under 15yrs by 1st Sept) Class 99. Modern Jazz Group open (any age) Class 100. Contemporary or Lyrical Group Open (any age) Class 101. Hip Hop Group under 12yrs (all competitors must be under 12yrs by 1st Sept) Class 102. Hip Hop Group under 15yrs (all competitors must be under 15yrs by 1st Sept) Class 103. Hip Hop Group Open (any age) Class 104. Musical Theatre Group Open (any age) Class 105. Cabaret/Entertainment Group Open (any age TAP CLASSES 28th Sept, 29th Sept, 30th Sept approx TIME LIMITS Solo s Duo s and Trios Under 12yrs 3 minutes maximum 12yrs and over 4 minutes maximum Under 12yrs Song & Dance 3.30 seconds maximum Calies Song & Dance Award maximum time of 5mins from start to end of item. Teams 5 minutes maximum Time will be taken from the commencement of the item. Time limits will be strictly adhered to. Please check your music complies. Time Limits not imposed on Championships. TAP CLASSES If combined age group classes are large, they may be split Tap Open Class 6. under 6yrs Class 9 10 & under 12yrs Class 7. 6 & under 8yrs Class & under 15yrs Class 8. 8 & under 10yrs Class yrs & over Buck or Speed Tap (i.e. Fast or Winging time) Not to be danced in half time. Class 17. Under 12yrs Class yrs & over Class & under 15yrs Waltz Tap Class 20. Under 10yrs Class 22/ & under 15yrs Class & under 12yrs Class yrs & over Slow Tap Class 25. Under 8yrs Class & under 15yrs Class & under 10yrs Class yrs & over Class & under 12yrs 15

7 Contemporary Jazz (for competitors not entered in Jazz Award) Class 86 15yrs & over Impromptu Jazz Class 87 Under 10yrs Class & under 12yrs Lyrical Jazz Class 90 15yrs & over Class & under 14yrs Class 89A 14yrs Ora Burnett Jazz Award 15 & under 21 years (3 Dances) Class 91A. Modern Jazz Class 91B. Impromptu Jazz Class 91C. Contemporary Jazz Showtime Musical Theatre Class (To be danced to a tune from a show) Class 92A Class 92A under 12yrs Class & under 15yrs Class 92C. 15yrs & over Hip Hop Class 70. under 12yrs Class yrs & over Hip Hop Duos & Trios Names and ages of all partners to be stated on entry form. A competitor may appear no more than twice & must have a different partner. Class 93B. Hip Hop Duo under 12yrs Class 94B. Hip Hop Duo 12yrs & over Class 95B. Hip Hop Trio under 12yrs Class 96 B. Hip Hop Trio 12yrs & over Jazz Duos & Trios Names and ages of all partners to be stated on entry form. A competitor may appear no more than twice & must have a different partner. Class 93A. Jazz Duo under 12yrs Class 94A. Jazz Duo 12yrs & over Class 95A. Jazz Trio under 12yrs Class 96A. Jazz Trio 12yrs & over Contemporary Duos & Trios Names and ages of all partners to be stated on entry form. A competitor may appear no more than twice & must have a different partner. Class 93C Contemporary/Lyrical Duo under 12yrs Class 94C Contemporary/Lyrical 12yrs & over Class 95C Contemporary/Lyrical Trio under 12yrs Class 96C Contemporary/Lyrical 12yrs & over Jazz Groups (must contain 6 or more people) time limit no more than 5 minutes Item not to contain any other forms of dance. (i.e. Tap or Ballet) Where age is stated in groups, competitors must be within the stated age. A competitor may be in no more than 3 different items in each section. (This rule must be adhered to or the group will be disqualified) Competitors in Group Dances must pay for a seat to watch in the Theatre SMOKING Smoking is not permitted on the premises, or in the grounds of the Theatre. 14. PASSES Passes are for the purchaser only and will be confiscated should any other person use them. 15. Competitors in a Championship may have one attempt only. 16. TAP CHAMPIONSHIP RULES To be eligible to dance in championships, competitors must dance in age group open tap class. Tiny Tots & Juvenile - Own selection. Junior Intermediate & Senior Award Championship Dance One chorus slow one chorus medium and one chorus fast in any sequence. No other rhythms to be included, and choruses must not be split. Failure to comply will mean disqualification. Placegetters must be present at time of presentation to receive their prize, or prize will be forfeited. 17. NOEL BURNETT SENIOR TAP AWARD Competitors are required to perform 3 dances i.e. 3 Speed Championship Tap, Impromptu Tap, and Own selection, (either Tap, Waltz, Slow, Latin, or Speed.) Must nominate chosen dance for own selection by close of entries. 18. JAZZ, AND TAP, AWARD WINNERS Winners are required to dance in the Final Concert, on Sunday 4th October where their winning prize money will be presented, and a photo taken for our website. 19. ORDER OF PERFORMANCE All competitors must dance in the order set out in the programme. Those not present when called, shall at the discretion of the committee, forfeit their right to compete. 20. PROMPTING No prompting or assistance of any kind may be given during a performance, except by the adjudicator. 21. ADJUDICATOR The adjudicators decision is final. 22. COMMUNICATION WITH ADJUDICATOR by competitors or teachers during or prior to competitions is strictly prohibited. This does not apply to officers of the Society going about their normal duties. 23. PROTESTS Persons wishing to enter a protest must lodge same in writing, together with the grounds on which it is based, plus the sum of $100.00, within 12 hours of the Judges award. Should the protest on investigation, be considered frivolous, or unfounded, the deposit will be forfeited. 24. BACK STAGE No person other than officials or competitors will be allowed back stage or in the wings unless permission is granted by the Stage Manager. 7

8 8 25. DISTURBANCES The Society reserves the right to remove any persons from the premises should he or she cause a disturbance, upset a competitor, or a committee member. 26 VIDEOING No videoing, or use of cell phones or Tablets to take pictures is allowed unless a consent form is obtained from the Secretary. You may only film your child and the teacher and the competitor must have no objection to their item being filmed. 27. TAP SHOES No tap shoes may be worn in the theatre or corridors. Spraying of shoes or props is not permitted in the theatre, or grounds. 28. SOCIETY S CODE OF CONDUCT To be adhered to at all times. No moving around in the theatre while someone is dancing. Please refrain from applause or vocal support until the end of each item. The Auckland Caledonian Dancing Society encourages fair play to all. PLEASE NOTE Everyone working at the competition is a volunteer, and doing their best in all circumstances. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS AND PRIZES TAP SCHOLARSHIPS Points awarded as follows 5(1st) 3(2nd) 1(3rd) Competitors must dance in all classes specified to qualify. UNDER 10YRS Tap, Song & Dance, Slow Winner $50.00 Runner-Up $ & UNDER 12YRS Tap, Waltz, Slow Winner $60.00 Runner-Up $ & UNDER 15YRS Tap, Waltz, Slow, Latin Winner $80.00 Runner-Up $ YRS & OVER (4 dances) from Tap, Slow, Waltz, Latin, Speed (exclude the dance chosen for the Senior Tap Award.) Winner $ Runner-Up $50.00 Tap Scholarship winners receive sashes for Winner & Runner-Up. Noel Burnett Tap Award entrants may enter Tap Scholarship if dancing in four specified scholarship classes. JAZZ SCHOLARSHIPS Points awarded as follows 5(1st) 3(2nd) 1(3rd) Competitors must dance in all classes specified to qualify. UNDER 10YRS Modern, Cont or Lyrical, Impromptu Winner $50.00 Runner-Up $ & UNDER 12YRS Modern, Cont or Lyrical, Impromptu Winner $60.00 Runner-Up $30.00 Female Selections List A (must choose one of these listed) Giselle s solo Act 1 Les Sylphides - Prelude Aurora s wedding- Sleeping Beauty Act III Odile s variation Swan Lake Act III Lilac Fairy Sleeping Beauty Prologue Kitri s wedding Don Quixote Act III List B (Male and Female) Any Solo Variation from a Classical Ballet. Must show a contrast from List A & List B Male Selections List A (must choose one of these listed) Albrecht Giselle Act II Siegfried Swan Lake Act III La Sylphide James Act I Bluebird Sleeping Beauty Act III Le Corsaire Slave s variation La Bayadère - Bronze Idol Finalists will be selected from their performances in the first round, and will be required to attend a Technical Class with the Adjudicator in the morning preceding the finals, when they will again dance their two Variations. DATES 1st round Saturday evening 3rd October 2015 Technical Award Class Sunday morning 4th October 2015 Girls (Black exam leotards to be worn. No skirts) Boys (Routine exam costume) Finals Sunday evening 4th October 1st and 2nd dance. Winners prize monies will be presented at the conclusion of the Finals, and a photo taken for our website. 1st, 2nd & 3rd place getters are required to submit a letter of acknowledgment to the Trustees regarding their future plans JAZZ CLASSES 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th Sept approx The Jazz Section will start on Thursday evening the 24th (the day before the end of Term 3) Solo classes will be mostly Sat 26th, Sun 27th, and Mon 28th Sept TIME LIMITS Solo s Duo s and Trios Under 12yrs 3 minutes max 12yrs and over 4 minutes max Teams 5 minutes max Time will be taken from the commencement of the item. Time limits will be strictly adhered to. Please check your music complies JAZZ CLASSES Modern Jazz Class 75. Under 8yrs Class yrs Class & under 10yrs Class yrs Class & under 12yrs Class yrs & over (must dance in this Class yrs class to be eligible for Ora Burnett Jazz Award) (dance not to be repeated in Jazz Award) Contemporary or Lyrical Jazz Class 83. Under 10yrs Class & under 15yrs Class & under 12yrs cont 13

9 NOEL BURNETT TAP AWARD NOEL BURNETT TAP AWARD CRITERIA First prize $5, Second prize $1, Third prize $1, AGE Open to competitors 15 and under 21 years as at the 1st September 2015 The winner of this award will not be eligible to compete in future Tap Awards Minimum of 10 entries required to hold Award ENTRY FEE $50.00 DATE Wednesday 30th September 2015 Competitors must dance in at least one open class in Tap section to be eligible for Award. Competitors will be required to perform 3 dances as follows: 3 Speed Championship Tap (One chorus slow one chorus medium and one chorus fast in any sequence. No other rhythms to be included, and choruses not to be split.) Impromptu Tap (No set costume requirement) Own selection from following classes Tap, Slow, Waltz, Latin, Speed. (cannot enter class chosen for own selection in Open Section) e.g. If Tap is your dance of choice for the Tap Award, you cannot enter the Open Tap class Time Limit for set dances maximum of 4 minutes Winner is required to dance in final Concert on Sunday 4th October. where winner s prize money will be presented, and a photo taken for our website. 1st, 2nd & 3rd place getters are required to submit a letter of acknowledgment to the Trust. SIR JOHN LOGAN CAMPBELL BALLET AWARD SIR JOHN LOGAN CAMPBELL BALLET AWARD CRITERIA First prize $5, Second prize $1, Third prize $1, AGE Open to competitors 15 and under 21 years as at the 1st September 2015 Previous winners are not eligible. Birth certificates will be required from finalists. To be eligible for Award competitors must compete in age group Classical Ballet class on Saturday morning 3rd October. Minimum of 10 entries required to hold Award ENTRY FEE $50.00 Competitors will be required to perform TWO Classical Variations which must be selected as follows: Any dance from list A followed by any dance from list B Must show a contrast from list A and list B & UNDER 15YRS Modern, Cont or Lyrical, Impromptu Winner $80.00 Runner-Up $ YRS & OVER Modern, Lyrical, Musical Theatre Winner $ Runner-Up $50.00 Jazz Scholarship winners receive sashes for Winner & Runner-Up. Ora Burnett Jazz Award entrants may enter Jazz Scholarship, if dancing in all specified scholarship classes. BALLET SCHOLARSHIPS Points awarded as follows 5(1st) 3(2nd) 1(3rd) Competitors must dance in all classes specified to qualify. UNDER 10YRS Operatic, Demi, Barefoot Winner $50.00 Runner-Up $ & UNDER 12YRS Operatic, Demi, Barefoot Winner $60.00 Runner-Up $ & UNDER 14YRS Operatic, Demi, National, Barefoot Winner $80.00 Runner-Up $ YRS & OVER Classical Ballet, Demi, Barefoot, National or Neo Classical Winner $ Runner-Up $ YRS & over scholarship entrants must nominate on entry form which dance they choose. Either National or Neo Classical to be included in scholarship. This cannot be changed after close of entry. Ballet Scholarship winners receive sashes for Winner & Runner-Up Sir John Logan Campbell Ballet Award entrants may enter Ballet Scholarship if dancing in all specified scholarship classes. TAP CHAMPIONSHIPS (Check eligibility in rules) TINY TOTS UNDER 8YRS 1st, 2nd & 3rd soft toy and sash JUVENILE 8 & UNDER 10YRS 1st $ nd $ rd $10.00 JUNIOR 10 & UNDER 12YRS 1st $ nd $ rd $20.00 INTERMEDIATE 12 & UNDER 15YRS 1st $ nd $ rd $ th $10.00 Tap Championship winners also receive sashes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Placegetters must be present at time of presentation to receive their prize, or prize will be forfeited NOEL BURNETT TAP AWARD 15 & UNDER 21 YEARS (3 dances) 1st $5,000 2nd $1,500 3rd $1,000 Tap Award winners also receive sashes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd ORA BURNETT JAZZ AWARD 15 & UNDER 21 YEARS (3 dances) 1st $5,000 2nd $1,500 3rd $1,000 Jazz Award winners also receive sashes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd

10 CALIES SONG & DANCE AWARD 15 YEARS & OVER (Any type) Winner $ (minimum of 5 entries required) Winner may not repeat their winning song in future festivals. JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH VARIATION 13 & UNDER 15 YEARS 1st $ nd $ rd $35.00 Variation winners also receive sashes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd SIR JOHN LOGAN CAMPBELL BALLET AWARD 15 & UNDER 21 YEARS 1st $5,000 2nd $1,500 3rd $1,000 Ballet Award winners also receive sashes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd TROPHIES Please make sure these are engraved, cleaned, and returned by 1st August 2015 Jazz Trophy Steward Romola Elliott 61 Mt Taylor Drive Glendowie Phone johnelliott2014@xtra.co.nz Tap Trophy Steward Joanna Ryburn 2/75 Koraha St Remuera Phone benryburn@xtra.co.nz Ballet Trophy Steward Maureen Martin 40 Sainty Lane Avondale Phone ballet-mum@hotmail.com Anyone with trophies not returned by close of entries will forfeit their right to dance, with no refund of entry fees. Trophies to be returned to relevant trophy stewards, not to any dancing studios. Entries close on 1st August 2015 ENTRY INFORMATION ENTRY FEES All solo classes $8.00 Duos $10.00 Trios $10.00 Teams/Groups $20.00 Classical Variation 13yrs & under 15yrs $15.00 Tap Championships Tiny Tots under 8yrs $8.00 Juvenile 8 & under 10yrs $9.00 Junior 10 & under 12yrs $10.00 Intermediate 12 & under 15yrs $11.00 Sir John Logan Campbell Ballet Award $50.00 Noel Burnett Tap Award (3 Dances) $50.00 Ora Burnett Jazz Award (3 Dances) $50.00 Calies Song & Dance Award 15yrs & over $15.00 Scholarships Jazz, Tap & Ballet $10.00 each section ENROLMENT FEE $10.00 per family This is compulsory for all competitors. Where there is more than one competitor in a family, only one dancer need add this to their entry. This also includes a posted syllabus for the following year. PROGRAMME $8.00 (includes postage) AGE Age will be taken as at the 1st September 2015 ENTRY CLOSING DATE Entries close on 1st August 2015 Entries to Secretary Mrs C. Hirst, Apt 1A 89 Halsey St Auckland Central 1010 Cheques to be made payable to Auckland Caledonian Dancing Society. Online banking is available. ANZ If paying by online banking, include child s first and last name in reference boxes, and post printed confirmation of payment with entry form. LATE ENTRY FEE $25.00 PER COMPETITOR ON TOP OF NORMAL ENTRY COST. Late Entries will be accepted for 1 week only after closing date. ORA BURNETT JAZZ AWARD CRITERIA First prize $5, Second prize $1, Third prize $1, AGE Open to competitors 15 and under 21 years as at the 1st September 2015 The winner of this award will not be eligible to compete in future Jazz Awards Minimum of 10 entries required to hold Award ENTRY FEE $50.00 ORA BURNETT JAZZ AWARD DATE Sunday evening 27th September 2015 Competitors must dance in age group Modern Jazz class to be eligible for Jazz Award. Competitors will be required to perform 3 dances as follows: Modern Jazz (dance not to be repeated in age group Modern Jazz class) Contemporary Jazz Impromptu Jazz (No set costume requirement) Time Limit for set dances maximum of 4 minutes Winner required to dance in final Concert on Sunday 4th October. where their winning prize money will be presented, and a photo taken for our website. 1st, 2nd & 3rd place getters are required to submit a letter of acknowledgment to the Trustees regarding their future plans.