Are you ready for the hottest dance event on the planet?! It's 2012, and iHollywood Dance is taking its biggest leap forward since the very original summer intensive event in 2007, now becoming a whole new nationals and summer intensive extravaganza by adding a brand new competition portion to the event as well as the iHollywood Dance A-Lister Solo Showdown and "The Nominations" (Group Showdown) segments.

By bringing in the new competition portion as well as keeping the same intense classes, this is destined to be our HOTTEST YEAR YET, as iHollywood Dance is now called The Nationals / Summer Intensive all at one event for YOU. This summer, iHollywood Dance will also include an extra day while reducing the previous summer price by $200 for those registering in the competition. Be sure to register even just a solo, as you will be saving money!

As always, iHollywood Dance will still of course be providing the unique and inspiring unrivaled dance experience for all who participate, maximizing the learning experience by offering the most diverse and talented faculty. iHollywood Dance truly brings you the finest instruction from some of the world's most renowned choreographers, dancers and teachers. Classes this summer will range from jazz, contemporary, ballet, lyrical, tap, hip-hop, ballroom and more!

During our 6-day event, all dancers will participate in rehearsals in preparation for our famous iHollywood Music Video Shoot and our grand finale closing show. During our closing show, dancers will be dancing alongside fellow working industry dancers and our staff that is second to none. Dancers will also have the opportunity to compete in our brand new competition judged by our amazing line of teaching staff, ensuring the best possible feedback in the industry. The week will be finished off with our A-Lister Solo Showdown! Those who qualify will also be able to compete for the national title, winner of the ultimate iHollywood Dance A-Lister of the 2012 season.

All dancers will also be given the opportunity to have their professional headshots taken, waiving the typical 'sitting' fee. These are just a few of the opportunities all participants will be offered. This whole event will be documented on DVD and available to purchase for you. If you love dance this is a week you cannot miss out on, so come out and join us!

Download your all new printable 2011 workshop and competition forms here! These new forms are PDF form-friendly, meaning you can type in the form-fields on your computer and have it print neatly from your printer!


More faculty coming soon!

Alex Wong was born in Canada and began his tap and jazz training at the age of seven. At age ten, he started his ballet studies with the Goh Ballet Academy in Vancouver, Canada. In 2000, Alex won two Junior World Titles in Tap and Showdance. Awarded with the Royal Academy of Dancing Solo Seal, Alex won the Audience Choice Award and was a Bronze Medallist in the 2003 Genee International Ballet Competition. In 2004, he became the first Canadian to win the Prix de Lausanne competition in Switzerland, and later that year joined the American Ballet Theatre Studio Company.

In 2005, Alex danced briefly with American Ballet Theatre before joining Miami City Ballet. In early 2007, Alex was promoted to the rank of soloist at MCB.

Alex's repertoire of leading roles include Balanchine's "Symphony In Three Movements", "Agon", "Western Symphony", "The Nutcracker", Twyla Tharp's "Push Comes to Shove", "In the Upper Room", "The Golden Section", Mark Morris's "Silhouettes", Edward Villela's "Don Quxiote", Paul Taylor's "Funny Papers", Bournonville's "Conservatory", Stephen Mills "Hush", Anton Dolin's "Variations for Four" and "La Fille Mal Gardee".

In 2009, Alex chose to audition for the FOX dance series, "So You Think You Can Dance." He breezed through Vegas week and was chosen for the final Top 20 but was forced to withdraw due to contractual issues with the Miami City Ballet. However after his SYTYCD season five audition, Alex was promoted again to the rank of principal soloist at MCB.

In 2010, Alex was offered yet another promotion to principal dancer at MCB but declined the offer in order to pursue another shot at SYTYCD. He went through another grueling Vegas week, but again made the Top 10 contestants for season seven, competing for the title of America's favorite dancer. On the fourth week of the season, Alex injured himself during a Bollywood rehearsal, snapping his Achilles tendon, which would unfortunately take him out of the race as America's favorite dancer. He then received surgery in Los Angeles and was given a timeframe of a year to fully recover.

Following the surgery, Alex has spent countless hours recuperating in physical therapy in New York City, and was also signed with Bloc Talent Agency in New York.

By February 2011, Alex booked has booked commercials and several print jobs as well as his first television job since SYTYCD as part of the dance ensemble for NBC's new pilot TV series "Smash" directed by Steven Spielberg.
Desiree has a passion for teaching and devotes much of her time training the dancers that you see in front of the camera. Her real expertise is taking dancers and fine-tuning their technique, style, and movement to create a more refined, professional product. She is recognized in the field to be able to achieve these things by analyzing form and operative skills, producing efficiency in movement. She speaks in an age appropriate terminology to all her students, which creates a strong bond between teacher/coach and student. She has well over 20 years of experience in the field.

Desiree travels to more than 40 cities per year making appearances and teaching master classes all over the world. She works with individuals and groups to help improve their training and performance.
Originally from Daly City, Ca, Melody trained in classical and contemporary ballet, modern jazz, blues and Afro- Haitian at the School of the Arts under Elvia Marta. She also received extensive training as a member of The Dance Company of San Francisco under the direction of Chris Jacobesen.

Now in LA, Melody's credits include American Idol Gives Back, Tayeh Dance Co., Mark Meismer's: Evolution, Justin Giles's SoulEscape, Coco Lee Benefit Concert, Jackie Chan and Superstars in Concert, Ellen Degeneres, San Francisco AIDS Benefit. Melody was the top female dancer on season one of the hit FOX TV show, "So You Think You Can Dance" and has since traveled the world as a performer and artist.

She has also modeled for Capezio, Dance Spirit Magazine, NappyTabs, and Discount Dance Supply. In 2010 Melody had the opportunity to perform Sonya Tayeh's choreography with Miley Cyrus at the MTV European Music Awards in Germany, which opened the door for her latest job touring with Miley on her Gypsy Heart World Tour.
Leo's unique style is a result of extensive training. He began at age 8 on a full scholarship with the San Francisco Ballet and continued for 8 years. Leo studied ballet, jazz, modern, blue, afro Haitian, and choreography under the direction of Elvia Marta at the School of the Arts. He has also trained along Nick Lazzarini and Melody Lacayanga at the Dance Company of San Francisco, under the direction of Chris Jacobsen, where he studied contemporary, ballet, lyrical, hip hop, and jazz. Leo studied backup dancing at Push entertainment under the direction of Denise Lee.

Leo danced in the San Francisco Ballet Nutcracker from 1994-2001. In 1994, he was also a dancer in Ruslan with the San Francisco Opera. Leo was the choreographer and danced for Carlos Santana at the Fillmore from 2000-2001. He was also choreographer and dancer for MGM Grand with Jackie Chan. He performed in "Glass Case" in 2002 under the director Dee Caspary. "Bomb Concert" with Fifty Cent and Fabulous was his next endeavor as choreographer/dancer in 2003. Leo has also been dancing with "SoulEscape" since 2004 under the direction of Justin Giles.
With over 22 years of training Mikey has worked and trained with choreographers such as Liz Imperio, Dee Caspary, Tina Caspary, Robert Prescot Lee, Tim Stevenson, Stephen 'Twitch' Boss, Nathan Trasoras and Columbus short. Mikey as a child had opportunities to train at Studio C, Dee Caspary's family studio, the Hip Hop Club with Tim Stevenson, and Orange County High School of the Arts (OCHSA) where he got to perform in Bob Fosse's known Broadway show, Chicago. Mikey now teaches hip hop at the prestigious blue ribbon school where he spent his high school years training in commercial dance at OCHSA. Not only does he teach there but and many studios around the states and out of the country. Mikey still trains trying to perfect his art of dance, and to create new movement. He recently created choreography for a sizzle real called Hawaiian Style. In it he took the art of Hula and Hip Hop to create a very unique fusion of the two. His dedication to the art comes through to the dancers he teaches everywhere.

Like Mikey's freestyle his choreography is intricate and stylistically innovative. His keen musical ear and captivating artistic expression of lyrics elevate. He teaches all levels and expects his students to learn something new each session and you'll find that his youthful playfulness makes his classes lighthearted and fun.
Justin was a national champion dancer at Strutt, and has since moved on to become an award-winning teacher and choreographer. A winner of Ed Mc Mann's Star Search and Hawaii's Destination Stardom, Justin now has his own dance Company called "Soul Escape" and choreographs all over the country, where he has received many national awards and recognitions. He's currently on faculty with iHollywood Dance and Adrenaline Dance, and most recently was named a choreographer for So You Think You Can Dance's eighth season.
Dominic 'D-Trix' Sandoval, who won dance fans' hearts in Season 3 when his team, Quest Crew, was crowned America's Best Dance Crew, returns to MTV's hit reality dance competition series as the newest judge.

D-Trix knows what it takes to be a superstar on the ABDC stage, and will judge the crews on their creativity and ability to incorporate the "Superstar of the Week" into their routines. D-Trix is one of the only ABDC champions to successfully compete on Fox's "So You Think You Can Dance," making the top eight in Season 3 and returning as an All-Star in the 2010 cycle.

Outside the tours and TV competitions, D-Trix has carved a name for himself as a dance celebrity with his very popular YouTube series, "The Dominic Show." D-Trix continues to work in all genres of dance with top music industry professionals, including Snoop Dogg, Pitbull, Natasha Bedingfield, Enrique Iglesias, Usher and more.
Brooke started dancing at the age of three in the San Francisco Bay Area. A founding member of the The Dance Company of San Francisco, Brooke was a featured dancer in Tiffany Billings independent film, Falling Star, and was also a principal dancer in Martha Kelly-Fierro's modern company, "Altered Modalities." She attended The School of the Arts in San Francisco and furthered her dance education at UC Irvine. Brooke continues to travel across the nation to dance, teach, and share her dramatic and passionate style of dance.
Jessie Hartley trained with Paula Morgan, Reid Olson, Stanley Holden and trained all over the U.S. and Europe. Commercially Jessie has worked for Disney, Nickelodeon, MTV, and Sony. She has worked with various companies such as Liz Imperio's Instincts, Dee Caspary's 4 Company, Donna Sternberg and Dancers, Project 21, and Helen Blackburn at the professional project in Montreal. Jessie is a member of BARE Dance Company and has been working with Mike Esperanza since 2006. She also currently assists and dances with Sonya Tayeh. Jessie teaches Contemporary/Ballet for iHollywood Dance, Contemporary for Adrenaline Remix, as well as Hall of Fame Nationals, and She has taught master classes throughout the U.S, Italy, France, and Sweden.

Jessie Founded WESTSIDE Dance Project in 2009. WESTSIDE performs at professional level concerts and festivals throughout the year, and they work with Choreographers such as Peter Chu, Mike Esperanza, Sonya Tayeh, Billy Bell, Will Johnston, and many others.
Nathan Trasoras is best known as the heartthrob on Season 6 of the Fox hit series SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE where he made it into the top ten and impressed judges and audiences with his well-rounded talents and captivating performances. His specialty is contemporary dance, but he excels in hip hop as well as all other genres.

Nathan grew up in Downey, California and began dancing at age 10. He trained at the West Coast School of the Arts in Costa Mesa, California and graduated from the prestigious Orange County High School of the Arts.

Shortly before being welcomed onto SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE, Nathan was first funner up in the acclaimed Music Center Spotlight competition held annually at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles. Next, Nathan submitted entries to the young ARTS/National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts (NFAA) and won for choreography, modern dance, and jazz.  These wins earned him an opportunity to perform at the Mikhail Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York, an honor that afforded him an all-expense paid week of training with some of the premier names in the industry during which he was nominated for a Presidential Scholar award as a semi-finalist.  

Nathan is represented for acting and dance by the BLOC Agency and regularly teaches master classes to packed studios in Southern California and around the U.S. He is based in Los Angeles.
Napoleon and Tabitha D'umo also known as Nappytabs, are husband and wife choreographers who are often credited with developing the new style of hip-hop dance known as lyrical hip-hop. They have been working together in the dance industry since 1996 and are best known for their choreography on the TV show So You Think You Can Dance. They were subsequently nominated for a 2009 Emmy Award for Outstanding Choreography for their work on season four. In addition to So You Think You Can Dance, Tabitha and Napoleon own Nappytabs urban dancewear and are supervising choreographers on MTV's America's Best Dance Crew.

They progressed from choreography to providing creative direction for tours and live events. This career move enabled them to work with Christina Aguilera, Ricky Martin, Celine Dion, Kayne West, and Jennifer Lopez. In 2010, they directed the JabbaWockeeZ's MÜS.I.C. show which premiered at the MGM Grand Las Vegas. They also choreographed three different productions of Cirque Du Soleil, two of which included guest performances on Dancing with the Stars and America's Got Talent. After working on So You Think You Can Dance for several seasons, television producer Nigel Lythgoe brought them on board for the tenth season of American Idol to do the staging for the show.

Aside from their work in choreography and creative direction, Tabitha and Napoleon spend a lot of time teaching hip-hop dance classes at both dance studios and on the convention circuit. They have been faculty members at the Edge Performing Arts Center since 1999 and Monsters of Hip Hop dance convention since 2003. To this day, they continue to travel between Las Vegas and Los Angeles to teach, direct, and/or choreograph for television and stage shows.
Lauren Froderman has been training in jazz, ballet, and contemporary among other dance styles for fifteen years. She was Clara for the Arizona stop of the Radio City Rockette's Tour at just twelve years old and was on the fox television show seventh's season of So You Think You Can Dance right after graduating high school. Since winning the show she has continued dancing in different media outlets such as music videos and television shows. Her best accomplishment since the show however has been becoming the female dance athlete representative for Gatorade and their newest line the G Fit Series. She is excited to continue expanding her career and take on any challenge that will come next!
Marguerite Derricks, is a multi award-winning choreographer. Her remarkable choreography has enhanced hundreds of films, television programs, commercials, and stage productions. She recently choreographed the new feature film, Fame and is preparing to work on a new Frank Wildhorn musical, Wonderland. She was thrilled to be asked to choreograph the opening number for Hugh Jackman for the 81st Academy Awards.

Marguerite received the prestigious Emmy Award for three consecutive years. Her first was for the long running television series, "3rd Rock From the Sun." She won her second Emmy Award for "Fame LA," and a third for The 1998 Goodwill Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies.

Her films include "Little Miss Sunshine," "Spiderman 3," "Donnie Darko," "Charlie's Angels," the "Austin Powers" trilogy and "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," earning Marguerite MTV Movie Awards and American Choreography Awards nominations. Her television credits include the 58th Emmy Awards, numerous MTV Awards and Fashion Rocks telecasts, That 70's Show (American Choreography Award nominee), and CSI Miami. Also in demand for commercials, some of her most memorable ad campaigns include Guitar Hero, Old Navy, GAP, Pepsi, and Jack in the Box.

Marguerite's choreography can be seen in Cirque Du Soleil's Zumanity, now in its 8th sold-out year at the New York, New York Hotel in Las Vegas.
Biography coming soon!
Biography coming soon!
Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Kyle Hanagami began dancing in 2005 with the hip hop team from University of California at Berkeley. Soon after, he joined Funkanometry SF as 2006 company member where he quickly excelled in creating unique and innovative choreography. In 2008, he said his goodbyes to Funkanometry SF and moved on to start his own company with Ellen Kim called The Lost Kids as co-artistic director. In his four short years of dancing, Kyle has taught classes across the U.S. as well as in Canada, South America, Australia, and Europe. Kyle is now signed under Bloc Talent Agency for dance and McDonald Selznick Associates Talent Agency for choreography. Kyle also currently teaches at Debbie Reynolds Studio and Edge Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles.

iHollywood Dance is honored to have our 6-day nationals intensive event hosted at the newly renovated Burbank Marriott. The classes, rehearsals, solo competition, and the show will be held in the hotel's convention center; and all under one roof for your convenience. The hotel is equipped with an all new lobby and poolside area, that includes firepits and cabanas. New standard room accommodations include 32" flat-screen LCD TVs with high definition capabilities, as well as tech. plug and play stations.The hotel is located right across the street from the Bob Hope Airport, who offer free shuttle services to the hotel. So be sure when booking your flights to join us you check availability on coming into the Burbank Bob Hope Airport as well as LAX. Being a prime location in Los Angeles, the Burbank Marriott is close to all major Hollywood attractions including Universal Studios and Paramount Pictures. Due to the schedule, a full day at iHollywood Dance will begin early in the morning and finish later on in the evening. Therefore it is highly recommended that you consider the Burbank Marriott as your 'home away from home' during our event. A special discounted rate of $129 S/D will be available for all who attend iHollywood Dance. Book your rooms early! Past experiences have shown that THE HOTEL WILL SELL OUT!

Burbank Airport Marriott and Convention Center
2500 Hollywood Way
Burbank, CA 91505
Phone: (800) 736-9712
iHD Discounted Rate: $129 S/D

*To receive the iHollywood Discounted Rate, you must mention iHollywood Dance when making your reservations, along with the group code "IHHIHHA" when making your reservations. When making your reservations online be sure to leave that group code entered in on the website!

All dancers that were A-List Finalists or A-List Winners at any of our regional events over the 2011 Season are qualified to compete for the National A-Lister title. For the 2011-year only, dancers who were not selected at a regional event or were unable to attend may send in a video submission for consideration as an A-Lister and be able to compete at our Nationals/Summer Intensive for the National A-List Winner. In order to qualify, these dancers must send an email to info@ihollywooddance.com with a link to a video of them performing a 2-3 minute solo, including a paragraph stating why they think they should be considered to be an iHollywood Dance A-Lister. The subject line of the e-mail should be as followed: "iHollywood Dance A-Lister Consideration." Be sure to put a contact phone number, as to be considered through video a $45 fee is required. We will contact you through phone to process payment by credit card. If a check will be sent in the mail, just be sure to note that in the email. Once a submission is reviewed by our iHollywood Staff, a response email will be sent within a week, informing the dancer if they satisfied the requirements to be an A-Lister for this year's summer event.

All A-Lister finalists will learn their own special number for the closing show by one of our select faculty members on the day of arrival. The dancers will be split into two groups, Minis/Juniors and Teens/Senior, each learning their own numbers.

All A-Listers must have at least one solo entered into the competition. If a dancer has more than one solo, they must select ONE solo to represent them for the A-List competition, by checking the appropriate box on the competition registration form. This solo will compete in the regular competition as well in the A-List Solo Showdown tentatively scheduled to take place on the evening of Thursday, July 28, 2011.

On the evening of July 28, 2011, all A-List soloists will perform their solos beginning with Minis then Juniors, and so on. On that same evening, the final two male and female contestants in each age division will be selected. The Teen & Senior semi-finalists will perform their solos in the closing show. The Nationals A-List winners for all age divisions will be crowned at the end of our show. These dancers will be given the title as the 2011 National A-List Winners, as well as a free year-round scholarship to any iHollywood Dance event within the next 18 months!

Any competition routine that was not able to qualify at one of our regional tour cities (including solos) must pre-qualify in the Pre-Qualifying Competition taking place before the nationals competition on July 25, 2011. All dances scoring Silver, High Silver, Gold, High Gold, and Platinum in the Emmy and Oscar Categories also qualify to compete in our nationals competition. All regional tour rules apply for dances that are pre-qualifying. For the pre-qualifying competition, dancers will be adjudicated and awarded in their division however there will not be Top Score awards given out for the pre-qualifying dances. For all routines that are pre-qualifying, make sure the pre-qualifying as well as the national competition fees are in your registration mail-in packet. Pre-qualifying routines that do not qualify for the nationals competition will receive reimbursements for their fees.

Competition for both Emmy and Oscar level categories will take place on the day of arrival. It will be a packed day of competition. Our faculty will judge all competition acts, and all dances competed will receive a DVD critique as well as written critiques from each judge.

In the event that a dance would like to compete that was unable to qualify at a regional event, a prequalifying adjudication only competition will take place, tentatively scheduled for the first half of the day on July 25, 2011.

The The Nominations (Group Showdown) of all the competition dances is tentatively scheduled to take place on our main stage Thursday July 28, 2011 immediately following our A-List Solo Showdown! "The Nominations (Group Showdown)" will be broken up into four sections. The Mini/Junior Emmy (Intermediate) Division, Mini/Junior Oscar (Elite) Division, Teen/Senior Emmy (Intermediate) Division and Teen/Senior Oscar (Elite) Division. In each division, the Top 3 Scoring Group Numbers will be "nominated" to compete for the winner of The Nominations (Group Showdown). A studio must have at least 50% different dancers in two or more separate groups for more than one number to be chosen from the studio to compete for the Nominations in a specific Age Division. If not, only the highest scoring number from the studio in that age division will be chosen to perform. Solos, Duet/Trios, and Production numbers are not eligible to be considered for our The Nominations (Group Showdown) event.

The The Nominations (Group Showdown) Emmy category winners will receive the honor of being crowned the The Nominations Champions, as well as a $500 Gift Certificate for the studio to use at any iHollywood Dance event within the next 18 months. The The Nominations (Group Showdown) Mini/Junior and Teen/Senior Oscar category winners will receive the honor of being crowned the The Nominations Champions, a $500 Gift Certificate for the studio to use at any iHollywood Dance event within the next 18 months, and will also be performing in our closing show on Saturday July 30, 2011! The Nominations Showdown competition is of course free of charge for all family and friends to enjoy!

Don't forget all iHollywood Dance Studio Achievement Awards Winners (Top Scoring Number from a studio) get to compete that number free of charge!

Our stage for the competition will be the biggest in the industry measuring 48' x 36' -- the same lovely stage you have experienced at our summer intensive for the past two years!

The 2011 iHollywood Dance Nationals/Summer Intensive event is industry leading with the best teaching staff on the planet! iHollywood's summer event includes EVERYONE listed on out tour faculty as well as many special guests. Why attend any other event this summer when you can catch all the teachers you love and admire all under one roof for you right here at iHollywood Dance! The week will offer up to 20 of the most diverse instructors for all participants to take classes from.

The week will offer up to 20 of the most diverse instructors for all participants to not only take class from but work with in smaller more intimate settings in creating the pieces for the Closing Show, Music Video segments and other special event throughout the week.

All participants will be taken on location to film their very own iHollywood Dance music video. Our goal with this experience is to teach and show the dancers what it is like to actually be on a live set, teaching them what they need to know for any type of video shoot. iHollywood is so happy to be the first dance convention able to offer this learning experience of what it's like to work professionally in the commercial dance industry for all aspiring dancers. During the shoot, the dancers will perform all class choreography that they will learn throughout the week and also their dances that they will be performing in the show. The video shoot will feature a full-size crew with everyone from directors to craft-services. There will be on-site choreographers for any changes directors need to be made. In the video shoot we will also be featuring our A-List Finalists.

The video shoot is truly the highlight of the week at iHollywood Dance. And as Benji Schwimmer was quoted saying, "There is no other intensive in the world that does something as extravagant and as cool as iHollywood Dance.

Another first that iHollywood Dance is proud to offer is dancers will be given the opportunity to have professional headshots taken free of the typical "sitting fee!" Dancers will then be able to preview their headshots and choose to purchase if they desire.

iHollywood Dance will end off its week with a spectacular closing show hosted by MTV's America's Best Dance Crew judge Dominic Sandoval and So You Think You Can Dance 1st Runner Up and Miley Cyrus world tour dancer Melody Lacayanga! The 2011 iHollywood Dance show will take place in the newly renovated Burbank Marriott Ballrooms on Saturday, July 30, 2011 at 7pm.

All dancers will perform in the final show in at least two fully choreographed dances choreographed by select faculty members. On top of these two dances, everyone will participate in an opening number dancing alongside Melody, Dominic, and other iHollywood Dance crew members! The faculty will also be performing special pieces in show.

The Top 2 Female and Male A-List Senior Finalists will be performing their solo pieces in the closing show where the ultimate National A-List Winners will be announced at the end of the closing show.

To top all of this off, the show will include many very special guest performances from some of the most sought after dancers, crews, companies and choreographers in the industry that are a great treat for the participants and audience to experience and witness first hand.

Some of these performances will include Justin Giles's SoulEscape Dance Company, members of Quest Crew, and of course our iHollywood Dance Crew members Lauren Froderman, Leo Morimune, Alex Wong, Twitch, Dominic Sandoval, Jessie Hartley, Cory Finn, and others! Family, friends or anyone who want to come and enjoy an amazing show are welcome. Tickets for the show are now available to purchase for only $20.00! Be sure to get them now, as the show has been a SOLD OUT event for the past four years with over 1,400 audience seats available!

Monday, July 25, 2011
7:30 A.M. - 9:30 A.M. - Pre-Qualifying Competition
9:30 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. - Mini and Junior Competition, Teen and Senior A-List Rehearsal
1:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. - Teen and Senior Competition, Mini and Junior A-List Rehearsal
7:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. - Intensive Workshop Classes

Tuesday, July 26, 2011
8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. - Intensive Workshop Classes
4:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. - Closing Show Choreography Rehearsals

Wednesday, July 27, 2011
8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. - Intensive Workshop Classes
1:00 P.M. - 2:00 P.M. - Scholarship Auditions
4:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. - Closing Show Choreography Rehearsals

Thursday, July 28, 2011
8:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. - Intensive Workshop Classes
1:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M. - Closing Show Choreography Rehearsals
7:30 P.M. - A-List Solo Showdown
9:00 P.M. - The Nominations (Group Showdown)

Friday, July 29, 2011
8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. - Music Video Shoot
5:30 P.M. - 6:30 P.M. - Run Through Rehearsal
8:00 P.M. - iHollywood Dance Pool Party! Everyone is invited! Come join the fun!

Saturday, July 30, 2011
11:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. - Closing Show Rehearsals
7:00 P.M. - The 2011 iHollywood Dance Closing Show