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Join the cast of Slay the Stage and Show Us How You Slay!

Your Professional Practice and Performance Stage

Hey future Slay Bae! We created this show to give you the opportunity to showcase and share your talent and creativity with a captivating audience and community!

Our stage (and team) also serves as support for developing as a performer – to those who have certain aspects of performance they’d like to work on. Whether you want to test an act that you’ve created, gage audience response, work on stage presence or just shake your peach, you can do that with us!

Benefits of performing at Slay the Stage include: photos and videos to help start or enhance your performer portfolio and highlight reels, stage experience that you can add to your performance resume, a captivating audience ready to cheer you on, as well as networking opportunities with other performers and coaches.

Performance Types

We are excited to offer a platform and creative outlet that supports a variety of performance types, styles and apparatuses.

POLE

AERIAL

FLOORWORK & DANCE

BURLESQUE/GROUND ACTS

Apparatuses

We support a variety of aerial and grounded performance types.

POLE

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FLYING POLE

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FLOORWORK

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ROPE

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LYRA

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HAMMOCK

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TRAPEZE

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SILKS

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CHAIR DANCE

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GROUNDED CIRCUS ACTS

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BURLESQUE

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CONTORTION

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Performer Commitment at a Glance

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Sign Up

Read the Slay the Stage show rules and FAQ’s. Confirm that you are able and willing to meet all of the show deadlines, rehearsal and requirements. Then fill out the performer signup form and complete your commitment fee.

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Commit

Complete your formal acceptance to the #SlayBae cast by completing the performer commitment form, and waiver. Then submit your bio performer photo.

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Create

It’s time to start bringing your vision to life! Submit your concept, music and prop for approval. Then develop your character, story and choreography.

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Show Rehearsal

We will tech acts with light and sound in running order. Full costume and props required for run through. This is where you’ll get a feel for the flow of the show, mark your starting and ending points, ask any questions you have and get performance feedback (if desired). Please note: Rehersal is mandatory.

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Slay Day

The day you hit the stage to SLAY and become and official #SlayBae. You’ll arrive at the performance venue in full makeup and hair. You’ll warmup and get in the slay zone. Once the doors are open and our audience is in, you’ll have your moment on stage!

Rules & FAQs

Entry Guidelines
Submit your non-refundable commitment fee.

Performers must complete the waiver of liability.

Performers must be 18 or older.

Performers may be of any sex/gender.

Performers may only participate in one performance – doubles or individual. However performers may also be a part of a studio troupe.

Performers agree to treat all staff, fellow performers, event volunteers and organizers respectfully.

Performance Types

Performance Rules
Each performer will be required to submit a brief summary of their performance idea. This is your opportunity to give us more than just a dance routine with counts. Invent a character, draw us into your world and tell a story through your movement. My hope is that you’ll develop and present a creative, unique performance that showcases your personality and style.

Performances can be pole, aerial, dance, burlesque, chair dance, contortion or floorwork.

There are no rules or required moves. Pole performers do not have to use both poles (although as well rounded performers, it is highly encouraged!)

The maximum length for performances is 3:00 minutes.

Costumes are highly encouraged. It is permitted to remove articles of clothing / costume as long as removal meets minimum costume requirements.

Please note that absolutely no full or partial nudity is allowed. Intimate body parts must be covered at all times. Men may be topless.

While this is an adults only show, costumes should still leave something to the imagination.

What does the performer commitment fee cover?

How Are Performers Selected?

Do I Have to Have Experience?

What Are the Music Requirements?
Music must not exceed the maximum indicated length – 3:00

Music must be sent in mp3 format.

No music restrictions. Explicit lyrics are allowed.

Are Props Allowed?
Props are allowed, but must be approved.

Anything that you want to connect/hang on the pole will be considered a prop and must be approved.

We’re going to follow PSO guidelines on props and the following props are prohibited:

Fire

Fireworks

Real weapons

Glass

Water, liquid, or gel

Food

Helium balloons

Vaporizers, fog machines, or anything that produces smoke or particles

Anything requiring access to an electrical outlet

Loose glitter, loose powder, etc.

Dildos

Visible lower body genitalia, real or otherwise

Pets or live animals

Grip
Grip aids may NOT be applied to the poles.

Grip may be applied to the performer’s body.

Gloves, grippy knee pads and Gecko grip pants are allowed.

Firm Grip is NOT allowed.

Do I Have to be Affiliated with a Studio?

Stage Setup

Our performance stage is setup in two sections. Center stage features a two pole setup with 13′ 45mm Chrome X-Poles with the Static Pole on the performers left (audience’s right) and Spin Pole on the performers right (audience’s left). Poles will NOT be changed for individual requests.

Right Stage is features our aerial setup where we can rig for single point or double point apparatuses. Useable vertical space is about 11.5 feet.

Grounded acts (chair, floorwork, contortion, etc,.) will have full use center stage and right stage, however please note that the poles will remain up during your act.

Are There Any Move Restrictions for Pole Performers?

Are There Any Move Restrictions for Aerial Performers?

Will I be Judged on my Performance?

Do I Have to be from North Texas to participate?

Health and Safety
Performers must be in good physical health to participate. Aerial Athletics Dallas reserve the right to prevent a performer from participating if it appears that the performer is not well enough to do so safely or is under the influence of alcohol, drugs or any other mind/body altering substances.

Please respect your level. Aerial Athletics Dallas requires that performers only include tricks (in the air and on the ground) that they can do with 100% accuracy. Anything that appears to be unsafe or uncontrollable will not be allowed.

Legal Stuff
Aerial Athletics Dallas and Clique Dance Studio are not liable for any injury or damage incurred by any performer during any stage of the event. Aerial Athletics Dallas and Clique Dance Studio cannot be responsible for any damage to property or injury to persons or third parties during the use of studio poles, home poles, or other apparatuses used in relation to the event.

Aerial Athletics Dallas and Clique Dance Studio reserve the right to refuse any entry.

Aerial Athletics Dallas reserve the right to stop a performance at any time due to safety concerns or a breach of the rules.

Performers may be removed from the line up due to non-compliance, unsatisfactory behavior, and/or the missing of deadlines.

Photography & Filming
Each performer will receive: 1 professional watermarked video and 2 professionally edited high res photos (action shot and headshot). Photos will be selected by our media team.

We will be announcing our photo & video packages at a later date for those that want additional photos and unmarked video.

By registering for Slay the Stage, all performers agree to photo and video release. all rights to photos/videos remain the property of FlexyFit.

Videos and photographs from the event will be used for promotional purposes including, but not limited to use for/on future event promotions, social media promotions, website, flyers, press releases, television/film, etc.

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