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A live dance performance gives a party a moment everyone remembers, whether it lands between courses at a winery reception or kicks off a birthday in a Mornington backyard. It works best as a feature – a set piece the room stops to watch – rather than background through the whole evening.
The Peninsula list is small for now, with a single dance act listed: a belly dance troupe. It performs at birthdays, hens celebrations and work functions, and the troupe also offers performances for children's parties.
Things to ask before you commit:
Plan the timing with the venue as well as the dancers. Bayside restaurants and winery function rooms often have tight service schedules, so slot the performance where it will not hold up the kitchen.
Send the troupe your date, venue and the feel you are after, and compare their reply with your plans. The quote comes from them directly, with no booking fee added.

Right now the Peninsula list has a belly dance troupe. More dance styles may appear as additional performers join.
Feature sets are commonly short and energetic, sometimes split into two appearances across the night. Ask the troupe exactly how many minutes they perform and how long they are on site.
Many dance acts finish with a quick lesson or dance-along, which works well at hens and birthday parties. Ask if it is included and how many guests they can involve at once.
The troupe listed here also performs at kids' parties with a program pitched for children. Tell them the age range so the show suits the group.
A flat, clear floor, a power point if they bring a speaker, and a private room to change. Confirm these with the venue before the day.
Give at least a few weeks' notice, and more for summer weekends and the December party run. A choreographed routine for a wedding couple needs longer, as rehearsals take time.