Audition Registration Process
Upcoming Auditions
Placement & Scholarship I & Master Class (age 15 and older)
- Noon to 2 p.m.
- Nov. 16, 2019
- Dance Lab 110 (PEB)
Placement & Scholarship II
- 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
- Feb. 7, 2020
- Dance Lab 110 (PEB)
Mid-Spring Placement Audition & Master Class (age 15 and older)
- Time TBA
- March 28, 2020
- Dance Lab 110 (PEB)
Follow these steps to register for an audition
Step 1
Students and incoming freshmen must apply to the University of Idaho prior to auditioning for the Dance Program. It is advantageous for prospective students to apply as early as possible to qualify for academic scholarship based upon academic credentials. University of Idaho Undergraduate Application Process.
Step 2
Complete Audition Registration online using form below:
Note
The scholarship audition priority deadline: Feb. 8
Applicants that are unable to attend a scheduled audition may submit a video audition or contact us to request an audition date.
Transfer students and freshmen planning on entering the program in the spring should contact the program (dance@uidaho.edu) for altered deadline dates.
Audition Schedule
Your audition for the department will consist of participation in an intermediate/advanced technique class in ballet and modern, taught by the U of I Dance faculty members and attended by other dance majors and minors. Wear a leotard and tights or other form-fitting clothes with appropriate footwear.
(*Scholarship applicants ONLY)
Prepare a 2-4 minute dance solo demonstrating a wide range of your dance technique and artistry influenced by the idioms of ballet, modern, jazz, and/or contemporary dance. Technical prowess, presence, musicality, expression and performance quality will be evaluated to determine scholarships. Bring music on iPod, iPad, phone or computer.
(*Scholarship applicants ONLY)
Be prepared to discuss the information on your audition form and your interest in becoming a dance major at the University of Idaho. This also is a chance to get to know faculty members and ask any questions about the degree program.