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Revised July 2013, this document overrides all previous versions of this document CHECKLIST FOR JUNIOR AND SENIOR MUSICAL THEATRE RECITALS Items to do before the hearing Make Sure all Participants are Available for the Hearing Date Including Additional Musicians Submit Any Original Material to the Recital Committee at Least Three Weeks Prior to the Hearing Items to have at the hearing: The Hearing Form -available from the Music Office Dramatic Text Sources - Although the student will have already submitted any unpublished monologues to the committee, he/she must also bring one copy of ALL source material to the hearing. Hearing Program - Three copies of the program with ample space between each song and scene for the panel to write comments Official Recital Program - One copy of the program that the student is planning to submit as the actual handout at the recital. This includes all songs, monologues, scenes, dance numbers with exact titles, composers, and lyricists, and recital personnel including accompanists, choreographers, lighting designer, stage manager, and anyone else involved in the recital. It is the student's responsibility to check that all credits are spelled correctly. All Props All Costumes and Recital Clothing Music for Dance and Method of Playing It (if pre-recorded) All Performance Personnel Being Seen and/or Heard On-Stage