DWC 2026 Dublin Finals – Scenic & Hand Prop Submission Form
The Convention Centre Dublin (CCD) has strict requirements for all props used on stage during a performance. Any onstage props, including structural scenic pieces, elevated surfaces, or props containing electrical, flame, smoke, or pyrotechnic elements, must be assessed for compliance with CCD safety regulations before arriving at the venue. Completing this form confirms that your props meet the required standards and may be approved for use on stage. This ensures a safe performance environment for all competitors.
Click here to fill in the DWC 2026 Dublin Finals – Scenic & Hand Prop Submission Form
Any Scenic props brought to the CCD venue that haven’t been checked can be refused for use.
DWC Ltd trust that the information being supplied is accurate and the evidence supplied is in accordance with the requirements to use scenic props as part of any performance within the DWC competition. If any changes occur before the finals, they must be resubmitted for a new review.
When the props are delivered to the CCD venue, DWC reserves the right to inspect them and, if necessary, refuse their use in accordance with local safety regulations.
See rules under section 21 - https://dwcworld.com/rules_2026
Definitions:
- Hand Props: Items carried and used by performers. Only submit these if they pose a potential risk (e.g. sharp, electrical, heated, live flame, smoke, or pyrotechnic effect).
- Scenic Props: Any items placed on stage as part of the set or performance. This includes simple standing props, as well as items that performers stand, sit, climb, jump, or dance on, and any props containing electrical, flame, smoke, or pyrotechnic elements.
- Each unique scenic prop must be submitted separately.
Identical multiples (e.g. "50 identical chairs") can be grouped under one submission.