Music & Costumes
Music & Costume:
Costume:
All performers must follow the attire guidelines below — both during performances and all official SOAR activities, including open stage time & workshops.
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Costumes must be age-appropriate and suitable for the performer's level.
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NO two-piece costumes allowed.
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NO exposed midriffs — tops must fully cover the torso at all times.
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Bottoms must provide full coverage, equivalent to a standard leotard.
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Unitards or biketards with tights are strongly recommended to protect from burns.
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NO jewelry that could harm apparatus such as: necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, ankles, dangly earring
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Small stud earrings are allowed.
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Warm-up gear must follow the same rules as performance attire. No sports bras, crop tops, or exposed midriffs during open stage or workshops
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Failure to follow SOAR’s Attire Policy — during performance or warm-ups — will result in 10 point deductions or lead to disqualification.
Props:
· No use of live props, such as animals or people during a routine. No dangerous or destructive props such as fire, water, knives, guns, swords, glitter, confetti, paint, etc.
· Props may be used in all categories. When choosing a prop, ensure prop set and removal is under 15 seconds total
Music:
All music must be family-friendly and appropriate for all audiences.
Music Content That is NOT Allowed:
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Songs with sexually suggestive themes or any explicit content
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Music containing curse words or crude language (radio versions with curse words may not be accepted)
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If inappropriate music is used, the entry may face a: 10 point deduction (or) disqualification, at the discretion of SOAR staff and judge
Please double-check your music selections — we want every performance to be inspiring, respectful, and welcoming to all ages!
Time Limits:
Competitive Solo/Duet (1-2) 3 Minute Maximum
Advance Solo/Duet (1-2) 3.5 Minute Maximum
Elite Solo/Duet (1-2) 4 Minute Maximum
Trio (3) 4 Minute Maximum
Extra time may be purchased for group entries. Please email us for more info.