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You need to perform at least two different dance sequences that are made up of connected movements. You must show that you can control your body, use the right amount of energy, and perform with focus so the audience understands what the dance is about. The sequences can be ones you've choreographed yourself or ones created by your teacher or classmates — and you can perform solo, with a partner, or in a group.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Perform two or more different dance sequences that are made up of connected movements that work together
- ·Present the dance movements as the choreography requires, showing you understand what you're meant to do
- ·Demonstrate focus and support your fellow performers if it's a duet or group piece
- ·Use the right amount of energy and effort to connect with your audience and communicate the purpose or meaning of each sequence
- ·Show control and clarity in your movements, performing with accuracy and assurance
You perform the required dance sequences and show basic focus, presenting the movements roughly as choreographed.
You perform the sequences with clear, controlled movements and use performance energy that suits the purpose of each dance.