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By Josifer
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07/29/2009
Best to start with a list of recent themes already used, like within the last 4 or 5 years so you don't reuse any themes too soon. How about some based on movies like American Graffitti, Grease, Stomp etc. U could also try some based on eras like the Roaring Twenties, Prohibition era, Dirty Thirties(maybe all attendees for that one could bring food for a food bank or something) There is also themes based on classic disney themes and animation of all kinds.
By
07/29/2009
Breakfast at Tiffany's, Hippie Peace and Love, Surf's Up, The Force Be With You or use names of songs like Good Golly Miss Molly, Penny Lane, Revolution, Let's Dance and build the chosen theme based on the era, subject, artist ;-)
What would be a good dance theme? I am thinking about a glow in the dark dance theme, were we would splatter paintballs that glow in the dark on the walls and they would glow. We would also have ultra violet lights and all that. Does that sound like a good one?
By Zachary S.
By Deeli
11/16/2011
Hey, I was actually young long, long ago and a free spirited partying hippie gal back during the black light and fluorescent poster days but, no offence, even I wouldn't have come up with such a ridiculous idea as to spatter paint balls of any kind on the walls for a dance/party.
No, this doesn't sound like a good one but if you want to follow through with your idea anyway how about a dance theme of 'foolish'?
We are having a dance at my school on May 4th. I am chairperson of this dance and that date is my birthday. I want this dance to be the most fun yet.
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