Performing arts means art forms that are expressed by individuals or groups that involve performance through multi-sensory experiences, which performances may include, but need not be limited to, dance, music, theater, and digital or electronic productions.
Performing arts means any live entertainment and/or performances performed by artists or entertainers;
Performing arts means and includes dance, drama, Yakshagana, Harikatha and such other performing arts as the university may decide;
More Definitions of Performing arts
Performing arts means any of the auditory, dramatic, musical, operatic or visual arts, and includes the art of dancing;
Performing arts means the types of arts that are performed live for a remote or in person audience, including, but not limited to, music, dance, and drama.
Performing arts means arts, such as dance, drama, and music, that are performed before an audience.
Performing arts means art forms such as theatre, dance, choral and orchestral music, film, and video.
Performing arts means art performed for the purpose of being witnessed by a recording device or a live audience, including dance, music and theatre.
Performing arts means performances presented by professional performers, including theater performance which includes any form of dramatic presentation, spoken or silent; musical theater/opera which includes any dramatic performance of which music is an integral part; dance which includes any form of rhythmical movement; and music/concert which includes any musical form whether classical, traditional or popular.
Performing arts. The District shall provide stipends and/or load equity for performing arts instructors. Subject Stipend Art Art Gallery Director $1,358 Dance Director $1,358 Forensics Coach (districtwide) $1,938 Assistant Coach $1,358 Tournament Coordinator/Debate $969 Journalism Student Newspaper $1,938 Literary Journal Advisory $1,938 Music (Performing Group) Director $1,938 Theatre Arts Director $1,938 Technical Director $1,938 Technical Director, Lighting $1,358 Technical Director, Scene/Set $1,358 Musical Director $1,938 Vocal Director $1,358 Costumer $1,938 Choreographer $1,358 Promotion/Box Office $1,938 TV/Radio Program Producer $1,358 A faculty member with more than one (1) assignment may be eligible for more than one (1) stipend; however, no faculty member may receive more than two (2) stipends a semester (exceptions noted in the descriptions below). For purposes of developing stipends, fall and winter “seasons” are to be considered as one semester subject to the limitations described in this document. Summary descriptions of responsibilities and guidelines for level of stipend to be awarded: Art: Art Gallery Director (Non-Student Shows) Responsibilities include following institutional budgetary procedures in coordinating all gallery exhibits to include scheduling and working with artists and students; preparing exhibit publicity and promotion; arranging opening receptions. Maximum Stipend: Four (4) primary non-student exhibits. Proportional Stipend: One-quarter (1/4) of maximum stipend per exhibit per semester.