[ilovebway]

So I'm not 100% familiar with this show, and would REALLY like to know the amount of dancing required in the show. I have an audition this upcoming Saturday, and says to come prepared to dance.

Also, what would be the most recommended dance attire to wear to the audition?

[LadyOfTheLake]

Well, I've done the show twice, and both times there hasn't been a huge amount of dancing, just really the Dream Ballet, and The Farmer and the Cowman (which is basically a hoe-down). IMO, the Dream Ballet would definately be the most challenging of the two, but I guess it all depends on your directors.

As for dance apparel, I have no idea. Something easy to move in, of course, but...

[ilovebway]

Are those all of the numbers that the ensemble appear in?

[rcs]

Isn't "Kansas City" a big dance/production number, or is that only in the movie?

[ilovebway]

Anyone else have any other help?

I don't think I'll get the chance to change from my audition clothes, to my dance clothes. So what would be suitable to wear?

[Glissando]

I'd wear something that you can move in, but still looks good. For example, for my audition today, I though they might make us dance, but I wasn't sure. So I wore navy blue athletic capris and a magents tshirt with matching blue stars. It's defitely a dance outfit, but it doesn't necessarily have to be. Do you know what I mean?

[ilovebway]

Thanks a lot for the advice! I'm still not sure of what to wear though. I want to look nice, to give a good first impression, but would really like to be able to move comfortably during the dance portion. Eh. I'm confused.

[tortallcit]

Wear jazz pants/tights under your jeans. Though arguably a male role in Oklahoma would mean dancing in jeans anyways, right? Still, male dancing in Oklahoma is very limited. Just swinging girls around in "Farmer and The Cowman" and I guess they'll cast a dream Curly and a dream Jud, but not much else will have heavy emphasis. I suppose it would also depend on how they choreograph Kansas City/ It's a Scandal!