Las Vegas · Video Auditions Still Open

STADIUM AUDITIONS

Open Castings & Video Auditions

The 2026–2027 season is now casting. View all current opportunities and audition information below.

About Stadium Dance

  • The Company

    Based In Las Vegas

    A working entertainment industry professional company.

  • The Training

    Weekly Rehearsals

    Talent attends weekly rehearsals to build performance material all season.

  • The Work

    Live Entertainment

    Sports entertainment, corporate events, conventions, and stage productions.

  • The Standard

    Curated Roster

    Technique, versatility, professionalism, and performance quality.

Las Vegas · Final Auditions · August 2

LAST CHANCE
TO AUDITION

This is your last chance to audition for Stadium Dance’s 2026–2027 season. Join us for our final audition on Sunday, August 2 at 6:00 PM at Vegas Event Space, or submit your audition by video by Monday, August 3 at 12:00 PM Pacific Time.

Audition for Stadium Pro or Stadium Youth roster and take the next step toward training, performing, and learning what it takes to work as a professional. Stadium Dance is a Las Vegas commercial and professional dance company working across professional sports, corporate entertainment, conventions, commercial productions, live events, and custom performances.

All dancers must register through the appropriate registration button below to be added to the official audition list and considered for the roster. If you need additional time for a video submission, email info@stadiumdance.com.
Auditions · All Registered Dancers

Sunday, August 2 · 6:00 PM

Vegas Event Space
8480 W Desert Inn Rd, Suite F2
Las Vegas, NV 89117

We will do our best to finish by 7:30 PM; however, the audition may run slightly longer if necessary.

Callback Schedule · Dancers

Arrive Ready to Perform

Please learn the provided choreography before arriving. We will review the routine quickly at the callback, but it will not be taught from the beginning onsite. Please make sure you know the choreography well and are prepared to perform it individually and in small groups.

Part 01

Freestyle

Freestyle to “Rock That Body” – Black Eyed Peas.

Open “Rock That Body” →

Part 02

Hip Hop Routine

We will review the choreography quickly and then perform it in small groups. Please ensure you know the choreography well and are prepared to perform it individually at the audition.

We know this style may differ from what many dancers are used to performing. Throughout the year, Stadium Dance works across a wide variety of dance styles, and the style required often changes depending on the project.

For this audition, we are looking for confidence, performance quality, and your ability to learn and present choreography. Don’t stress—do your best and have fun. We recognize that every dancer has unique strengths, and we take each dancer’s individual style and overall abilities into consideration throughout the audition process.

Watch Choreography Video Tutorial →

Open Audition Resources + Music →

WHAT TO BRING
Please bring water.

ATTIRE
Come in an outfit that best represents your commercial dance style and allows you to dance comfortably.
Breakdancers · In-Person or Video

Breakdance Audition

Breakdancers may audition in person or submit by video. The breakdance audition consists of a freestyle showcasing your strongest breaking skills. Breakdancers do not need to perform the hip hop choreography. Registration is required through the appropriate Stadium Pro or Stadium Youth registration button above before auditioning or submitting a video.

Breakdancers attending in person will perform their best breakdancing and freestyle skills to the same song used for the freestyle: “Rock That Body” – Black Eyed Peas or the hip hop mix.

IN-PERSON BREAKDANCE AUDITION
Sunday, August 2, 2026
6:00 PM–7:30 PM

Vegas Event Space
8480 W Desert Inn Rd, Suite F2
Las Vegas, NV 89117
  • Showcase your strongest breakdancing and freestyle skills.
  • Focus on style, musicality, creativity, execution, and overall performance quality.
  • There is no minimum or maximum freestyle length requirement.
  • We simply want to see your best performance.
  • Breakdancers do not need to learn the hip hop choreography.
Cannot Attend In Person? Submit a Video Audition

If you cannot attend the callback in person, you may submit your audition by video instead.

VIDEO SUBMISSION DEADLINE
Monday, August 3, 2026
12:00 PM (Noon) Pacific Time

If you need additional time, please contact us at .
For All Video Submissions

Video Requirements

  • Record horizontally in landscape orientation.
  • Record in HD quality, preferably 1080p, with good lighting.
  • Make sure your entire body is visible when performing.
  • Upload your video to YouTube and set the privacy to Unlisted.
  • You may also use Dropbox or Google Drive. Make sure the link is accessible for review.
  • Label both the video file and the YouTube title exactly as instructed.
Breakdancers · Step 01

Freestyle to “Rock That Body”

Showcase your strongest breaking and freestyle skills, focusing on your style, musicality, creativity, execution, and overall performance quality.

There is no minimum or maximum time requirement. We simply want to see your best performance.

Record with your entire body visible from head to toe.

Video Title:
First Name Last Name | Breakdance Video Audition

Open “Rock That Body” →

Breakdancers · Step 02

Submit Your Audition

Email your video link to by Monday, August 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM Pacific Time.

Email Subject Line:
First Name Last Name | Breakdance Video Audition Submission

Include your accessible video link in the email.

Final Roster Selections

Tuesday, August 4, 2026

Final roster selections will be emailed by the end of the day on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.

Questions or need assistance? Email .

Registration is required to be added to the audition list and considered for the roster.

All sales are final. No refunds, credits, or transfers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about Stadium team selection, professional training, casting, rehearsals, fees, and performance opportunities.

What experience level is required?

Advanced dancers who demonstrate exceptional ability for their age. Professional experience is not required, and we evaluate potential as well as experience. We look for strong technique, performance quality, confidence, professionalism, coachability, and the ability to learn choreography quickly.

What dance styles are you looking for?

Stadium Dance welcomes dancers in hip hop, jazz, contemporary, breaking, ballroom, Latin, commercial dance, heels, freestyle, acrobatics, and specialty styles. We value individuality, versatility, confidence, and distinctive performance qualities.

Should I audition if breaking is my only style?

Yes. Stadium Dance actively books b-boys and b-girls with unique style, personality, and performance presence. Breakers may be featured individually or incorporated into large-scale productions, and they are not required to blend into every dance style.

Is there a fee if I am selected?

Yes. Selected dancers commit to the full 2026–2027 season (August 2026 through July 2027). There are monthly membership fees that support weekly rehearsals, choreography, production development, and professional training. Additional costs may include photos, videos, costumes, competition or performance expenses, and optional portfolio-building projects as needed throughout the season. Complete details, expectations, schedules, and all associated fees will be provided before dancers accept their position on the team.

What are the requirements if I am selected?

Selected dancers commit to weekly rehearsals, communication, and representing Stadium both on and off the stage. Additional rehearsals, performances, castings, productions, and creative projects are scheduled as opportunities arise. All details will be given to dancers if they are selected.

Do I have to attend every weekly rehearsal?

Weekly rehearsals are held for all selected dancers, and we appreciate consistent attendance, preparation, punctuality, and communication. We also understand that conventions, competitions, school activities, and vacations come up. Rehearsals are recorded whenever needed so dancers can review choreography, and we ask dancers to communicate in advance and arrive prepared. Complete attendance policies are provided after selection.

Can I continue training at my current dance studio?

Yes. Stadium Dance is not a traditional full-time dance studio, and we encourage dancers to continue training at their home studios. Our weekly rehearsals complement existing training by providing professional performance experience, commercial choreography, and live entertainment preparation. There are no restrictions on training elsewhere.

How is Stadium different from a studio or competition team?

Stadium creates multi-style, entertainment-based choreography for live audiences, productions, and commercial work rather than building around competitions. Rehearsals are designed around the expectations of producers, agencies, casting directors, brands, clients, and live audiences, and dancers develop confidence, responsibility, teamwork, and leadership through real-world performance experience.

Wynn Las Vegas · Non-Union · Self-Tape Audition

Casting Talent | Speaking Role

Selected talent will perform a live speaking role during the opening session of a corporate conference at Wynn Las Vegas, portraying a professional businessperson. This is not a dance role. Talent will deliver approximately 100–150 words (about one minute) live on stage in front of the conference audience. The role requires a polished, mature, corporate appearance, and all lines must be fully memorized before Sunday, August 16.

Submission Deadline Friday, July 31, 2026, at 8:00 PM Pacific Need more time? Contact Maria directly to request an extension.

Open Speaking Roles

  • 2 Male Roles
  • 1 Female Role
  • Age Range: 30–50, or able to convincingly portray a more mature age
  • Wardrobe: Business casual
  • Look: Polished, mature, and professional

Rate & Included

$1,500 flat fee per selected performer
Non-union

  • On-site rehearsal day
  • Performance day
  • Parking provided
  • Food and beverages provided

Project Schedule

Sunday, August 16, 2026 — On-Site Rehearsal
  • 9:00 AM: Call time
  • 10:00 AM–12:00 PM: Rehearsal
  • Additional rehearsal: To be determined, approximately 3:00 PM or 8:15 PM. Please only submit if you are available for the entire day on Sunday, August 16. Final rehearsal times will not be confirmed until a few days before the event and may shift.
Monday, August 17, 2026 — Performance Day
  • 7:00 AM: Call time
  • 8:00 AM: Event begins
  • 8:45 AM: Estimated wrap

Self-Tape Instructions

  • Record one continuous video containing all three script segments.
  • Pause briefly between each segment before beginning the next.
  • Record using your phone or camera.
  • Use a solid background; a green screen is not required.
  • Frame the video in a medium shot from the waist up.
  • Use good lighting and clear audio.
  • Wear business casual attire.
  • Have fun and deliver the lines with confidence.

Submit Your Self-Tape

Email the following materials directly to Maria by Friday, July 31, 2026, at 8:00 PM Pacific or Extension Date:

  • Headshot
  • Resume
  • Self-tape using a Dropbox, Google Drive, or WeTransfer link
maria@cancreate.com

If you need additional time to complete your self-tape, contact Maria directly at the email above to request an extension.

Include this in your submission email: “Referred by Laura Goehring.” Email Your Submission

Speaking Lines for the Self-Tape Audition

Reflective

Every breakthrough begins with a moment. A decision to move. A willingness to take the first step before the path is clear.

Increased Urgency

The world has changed. Our customers are under pressure. Migration timelines are tightening. AI costs are exploding. If we move too slowly, business stalls. If we move without direction, business fragments.

Open Up — Speak to the Room

Tonight, this room is not simply watching the opening of SKO. You are the opening. The energy begins with you. Now let’s see what happens when 2,500 people move as one.