My team of young roller and inline skaters are going to do a spring group show... What kinds of musical numbers would be fun for them to do and others to watch? We wanna attract young people and entertain older people.

what about a disney theame!

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Try listening to Route 66 by the Cheetah Girls.

how about a ''rocking through the ages'' kind of theme? start out with songs from the 20s and end your show with today is hit music. the skaters can dress up as people from different decades too. my sister is school did this and it was a huge hit. good luck!

It seems to be best if u start with a common theme that makes sense to ur audience. For example, music through the years..start with the 50's, 60's, 70's, etc.incorporate disco, jive, blues & on an on. Or just highlight one musical era. But be careful that ur theme is not too vague. A club in my area did their annual show, but most people who went to see it said it was not that good.part of the reason being they did not have a good connecting them. Each ''level'' of skaters did their own thing & did not play off one another. It seemed very disorganized & disjointed. One group did Madonna, one did Andrew Lloyd Webber, other is did random stuff. (People also complained that the coaches/choreographers of the show gave themselves solos, which was tacky.) Disney themes work well, but r used very often. Decide if u want ur show to be a group of separate numbers or if u want it to tell a story. The Wizard of Oz might be fun because it is a story everyone is familiar with, so if it is condensed for a show, it still tells the story. l always thought Phantom of the Opera would be neat to make into a skating show. Or what about using a Hairspary theme? With the re-make of the original recently coming out, the story has been re-introduced to a new generation, so it will appeal to multiple age groups. Take a few ideas from the movie & since a lot of it takes place on a movie set (a small space), the production may lend itself well to a rink surface. The movie is mostly music, so there is not a lot of time left for just line/acting. Costumes may also be kind of fun, using retro styles & bright colors -- & cool 60 is hair styles. Good luck & have fun with it! :)

Serious suggestion that is a bit off-topic: When u get ur show together, check with ur local roller derby league & see if they'd be interested in having u as the halftime show.

We've had our local skate-dance/jam skating group do our halftime two or three times. The crowd loves 'em. They're called the Vegas Heat.

Find ur nearest derby league at:
http://derbyroster.com

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