Choreography – This means planning and arranging dance steps to make a complete and meaningful dance performance.

Choreographer – The person who creates the dance steps, teaches them to the dancers, and decides how the whole dance will look.

1. Dynamics – This is how a movement is done, like whether it’s fast or slow, soft or strong, smooth or sharp. It adds feeling to the dance.


2. Space – This is where the dancer moves on the stage, like going forward, backward, spinning, going high or low, or using the corners.


3. Relationship – This shows how dancers connect or move with one another, such as dancing in pairs, in groups, close together or far apart.


4. Actions – These are the actual dance steps and moves like jumping, turning, lifting, falling, twisting, or staying still.


5. Body Parts – This is about which body parts are used during the dance, like the hands, legs, head, chest, or even the eyes.


6. Order – This means the way the steps are arranged from the beginning to the end of the dance so it makes sense and flows well.


7. Beauty – This is how attractive and interesting the dance looks to the audience when everything works together smoothly.

1. Narrative choreography – Tells a story through movement (e.g. traditional dances or drama-based dances).


2. Abstract choreography – Focuses on movement for beauty and style without a story.


3. Thematic choreography – Shows a particular idea or theme, like unity, peace, or culture.

1. Helps to organize dance properly – It gives structure to the dance so it’s not just random movements.


2. It Enhances creativity – Dancers and choreographers get to express feelings and ideas in artistic ways.


3. It Helps to tell stories and pass messages – Through well-planned movements, culture and stories can be shared.


4. It Improves teamwork – When dancers practice choreography together, they learn cooperation and timing.


5. It Builds confidence and stage presence – Performing rehearsed choreography helps dancers gain boldness.

1. Creative – To be Able to think of new and interesting dance moves.


2. Observant – To notices small details and how dancers perform.


3. Patient – To Takes time to teach dancers and correct mistakes.


4. Good communicator – To Explains movements clearly to others.


5. Knowledgeable – To Understands music, rhythm, culture, and dance styles.