HERE WE GO!
We
want to extend our heartfelt congratulations to all your children for their
countless hours of practice and dedication leading up to this incredible
moment—being ready to perform Moana in front of over 2,000 guests over
the next three days!
To
our amazing parents, we also owe you our most profound appreciation for all the
carpool pickups, blog reading, and what we can only assume have been months of repeatedly listening to Moana. The shows will be spectacular, and we can’t wait to welcome you, your families, our guests, local
preschools, and all of your children’s peers to witness their shining moments
on stage.
Arrival:
- It is essential that all cast are in the theatre at
12:!5 to practice the finale and stage the bow sequence. M-2 please
plan on reporting by 12:10 so that you can make this happen.
Dressing
Room Access:
- Parents are not allowed in the dressing rooms
before the show or during intermission, except those assigned as
volunteer room monitors.
Room
Monitor Responsibilities:
- Room Monitor Volunteers must ensure all children tidy
up their props and belongings before leaving.
- After the show, volunteers should complete a room check
and reset the space as needed.
Recording
Policy:
- Recording or filming any part of the show is strictly
prohibited. This policy is in place to:
- Avoid distractions for our actors.
- Comply with our Disney licensing agreement.
- Prevent interference with the internet and frequencies
essential for the performance.
Post-Show
Procedures:
- All parents must exit through the atrium the same way
they entered.
- Only volunteer parents are permitted to use the doors
near the stage leading to the 5th–8th-grade dressing rooms.
Dismissal
by Grade:
- Mechina–3rd Grade:
Students will leave in their costumes. Parents may accompany their children to the dressing room to retrieve additional belongings.
- 4th–8th Grade:
Students will change out of their costumes and meet parents in the media
center.
Thank
you for your cooperation and helping ensure a smooth and enjoyable
experience for everyone!
BREAK A LEG!

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