Masquerade FAQ
Who’s running the CONvergence Masquerade?
What are the dimensions of the stage?
How do I enter the Masquerade?
How does the Technical Rehearsal work?
How do I know what level to compete at?
Can I use fire, pyrotechnics and or weapons in my performance?
Who’s running the CONvergence Masquerade?
The Masquerade is currently being produced by Erin Kasper. Erin has produced several juggling competitions and was the Entertainment Director at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival for three years. Erin and her great staff look foward to making this year's masquerade a tremendous success.
What are the dimensions of the stage??
The stage is approximately 15 feet deep (front to back) and 25 feet wide. There are both steps and a ramp leading to the stage.
How do I enter the Masquerade?
You can sign up for Masquerade at the convention on Friday or Saturday morning but if you would like to send a registration in advance, we encourage you to do so. The Masquerade registration form is being designed and will be on line very soon. Check the Masquerade section for frequent updates.
If you do not want to wait for the form, drop us a line through masquerade@convergence-con.organd we'll contact you for the information we need.
How does the Technical Rehearsal work?
Technical Rehearsal is the time when the crew works with the performer to create the best possible lighting, sound and stage effects for the performance.
Tech times are given out on a first come first served basis. So register early to get your preferred time slot.
Technical Rehearsal is from 12 to 3pm saturday and you will need to be present the entire time.
How do I know what level to compete at?
See Awards Critera
Can I use fire, pyrotechnics and or weapons in my performance?
All fire, pyrotechnics, weapons and stage combat must be approved by the shows producer PRIOR to technical rehearsal.
Any Question can be sent to masquerade@convergence-con.org