Performance Fees
Cost:
| $50 per student/per class, All Classes |
Performance fees include the following:
- A costume chosen by DFJ staff
- Props (if applicable)
- Dress rehearsals prior to the show conducted by DFJ staff
- Associated Costs: Administrative costs, ordering, shipping/handling,
restocking fees, exchange fees, rush orders, non-returnables, and the 8.5% Sales Tax -
on each costume - owed to the Government.
SPRING SHOW PERFORMANCE FEE:
Performance Fees will automatically be applied to all performing students' accounts
in February and will be due with March tuition. An additional $5 late fee will apply
if the fee is not paid by the 10
th of March.
You must notify the Dancing for Joy office by March 10
th if you do not wish
your student to perform. Performing is optional, but highly encouraged. If we do not
hear from you before this date, it will be assumed that your dancer IS performing in
the Spring Show. Otherwise, performance fees are non-refundable except under rare
and extenuating circumstances. If you decide that your child will not perform and
you don’t notify us prior to March 10
th, you will be able to get 50% of
the performance fee returned to you if you do not want your costume. The 50%, that
we keep is a restocking fee that covers the costs of shipping/handling in both
directions, our office/admin time associated with the costume, the company's
restocking fees, and the simple fact that many costumes cannot be returned.
CHRISTMAS SHOW PERFORMANCE FEE:
The Christmas Show is an optional performance opportunity for those who currently
take dance classes at DFJ. You must continue to take dance, through the fall session,
at DFJ, to be eligible to perform in the Christmas Show. Performance Fee for the
Christmas Show is due at the audition & will be $50 for all ages. There are no
other fees associated with this production. This fee includes all dance rehearsal
times, a costume, and all associated costs. (This Fee is waived for Lead Roles).
This fee is non-refundable; even if you choose, after given a role, not to participate
in the Christmas Show or you happen to have access to the costume needed for your role.