Dance Surface Clause Samples

The Dance Surface clause defines the requirements and standards for the flooring or surface on which dance activities will take place. It typically specifies the type of material, levelness, and safety features necessary to ensure a suitable and safe environment for dancers, such as requiring sprung floors or non-slip surfaces. By setting these standards, the clause helps prevent injuries and ensures that the venue provides an appropriate space for dance performances or rehearsals.
Dance Surface. ‌ The dance surface prior to the commencement of rehearsal or performance shall not be slippery or dirty.
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