Velina here. First thing: map every spark to a precise beat in a cue sheet—no room for improvisation. Have the lighting tech run the exact timing software, sync it to the music click track, and run a full tech‑run before the first rehearsal. In rehearsal, focus on a single element at a time—first the music, then the lighting, then the choreography. Use a metronome for the dancers to keep the rhythm sharp. Keep a checklist on the stage: cue, time, effect, safety. The only place we allow a little chaos is in the creative brainstorming, but once we’re in the groove, we lock it down. That’s how we get electric and flawless.

Sounds good. I’ll add a short, unscripted glitter burst on the second half‑beat of each chorus—just enough to catch the eye without breaking the rhythm. I’ll program that into the cue sheet as a “glitter cue” so everyone knows exactly when to pull it out. Once the tech‑run confirms it syncs cleanly, we’ll run it through rehearsals, then it’ll feel like a controlled surprise. Let’s keep the rest locked tight and let that spark do the rest.

Excellent. Final cue sheet in hand, we’ll run the tech‑run tomorrow, then rehearsals. The glitter burst will be timed to the exact second of the beat shift, so it feels like a deliberate flourish. The audience will feel the precision and the spark—perfect. Let's get this firestorm ready.

That’s the attitude. Keep the schedule tight, trust the tech team, and let the spark do its job. We’ll turn that stage into a controlled blaze—every glitter pop will feel earned. Let’s make it unforgettable.