Provide your contact information, such as name, address, telephone number and email address. Place this information prominently at the top of the page so that it's easily seen.
Include your height and weight on the resume. Some parts in dance productions require dancers of a specific stature. Providing this information reduces disappointment both for you and the dance studio.
Arrange your past roles from most recent to earlier performances. Focus on the larger roles, but more importantly, choose a diverse range of roles, especially for a general resume. If you're trying out for a specific part, tailor your resume to only include similar parts that you have danced in the past.
Provide a list of formal training that you've completed, including the dates that you attended and the names and locations of the schools.
List any awards or honors you have earned based on your performances, both in school and professionally.
Offer to provide references upon request. Some places like to check references, while others aren't interested. Give them the option to ask if they want to check them. Keep a list prepared just in case.
Include pictures of yourself during performances or in specific dance poses with your resume. Pictures can give a dance studio a glimpse into your style and poise, which can impact the decision to ask you in for an audition.