Theatre on Ice
Stellaris of Spokane Figure Skating Club is a Theatre On Ice (TOI) program serving the Spokane, Washington, and Coeur d’Alene, Idaho skating communities. Founded in 2019, the program is one of the first of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. Our competition season lasts September through June, and we offer introductory TOI camps during the summer break. Each year, teams in the Stellaris Galaxy compete regionally and at US Figure Skating's National Theatre On Ice competition. Stellaris teams also participate in many local exhibitions, including the season opening ceremonies at CDA on Ice and the Numerica Skate Ribbon at Riverfront Spokane, as well as our Holiday Ice Show at Frontier Ice Arena.
TOI combines the grace, artistry, and creativity of figure skating with the excitement of dance and theater. With a focus on excellence, community, artistry, accountability, and perseverance, Stellaris offers all skaters a place within our skating community. Stellaris has teams from beginner to advanced, and for any age - check them out below!
Theatre on Ice Information and Requirements:
Stellaris Auroras: The Auroras are our highest level competition team. Skaters must pass, at a minimum, their Preliminary Skating Skills (Moves in the Field) by September 1 of the new competition season. Skaters must commit to the 10-month season beginning in September and ending with US Figure Skating’s National Theatre on Ice competition, which is typically held over 8 days at the end of June each year. They will also participate in various competitions and exhibitions throughout the season such as McCall, Missoula, and in CDA/Spokane area. Further requirements are detailed in the TOI handbook, which is available upon request.
Click HERE to pay the Stellaris Ice Theatre monthly/semi-annual fee.
Stellaris Nebulas: The Nebulas are our intermediate level competition team. Skaters must pass, at a minimum, their Pre-Preliminary Skating Skills (Moves in the Field) by January 1 during the competition season. Skaters must commit to the 10-month season beginning in September and ending with US Figure Skating’s National Theatre on Ice competition, which is typically held over 8 days at the end of June each year. They will also participate in various competitions and exhibitions throughout the season such as McCall, Missoula, and in CDA/Spokane area. Further requirements are detailed in the TOI handbook, which is available upon request.
Click HERE to pay the Stellaris Ice Theatre monthly/semi-annual fee.
Stellaris Shooting Stars Advanced Regional Team: This team is for skaters looking to continue their growth with TOI and team skating, and to prepare for the National level teams. Shooting Stars compete locally and regionally and take part in various exhibitions throughout the TOI season. Generally, this team has 4 sessions within the season, each between 4 and 8 weeks, and each session concludes with an exhibition or competition. Team requirements are established by the TOI Director depending on interest; typically skaters must be Basic 5 and above.
Click HERE to pay the Shooting Stars session fee.
Stellaris Little Dippers Introductory Team: This introductory team lets skaters find out how much fun TOI is! Little Dippers typically have 4 sessions throughout the season, each between 4 and 8 weeks long, and each session concludes with an exhibition. Skaters are generally at Learn-to-Skate levels Sam 4/Basic 1-Basic 4.
Click HERE to pay the Little Dipper session fee.
Stellaris Supernovas Adult Division: Skaters must be 18 years or older. Skaters must pass, at a minimum, one Ice Dance or Skating Skills test by January 1 during the competition season. Skaters will commit to the 10-month season beginning in September and ending with US Figure Skating’s National Theatre on Ice competition, which is typically held over 10 days at the end of June each year. They will also potentially participate in various competitions and exhibitions throughout the season such as McCall, Missoula, and in CDA/Spokane area.
Click HERE to pay the Supernovas session fee.
If you have questions or comments, please contact the Stellaris Director here for more information regarding our Theatre On Ice program.
For more information on US Figure Skating Theatre On Ice and curriculum, click here.