Theatre On Ice (TOI) is a form of competitive figure skating that combines the grace of figure skating with the excitement of theatre and dance. Known as “Ballet on Ice” in Europe, TOI teams consist of eight to 28 skaters on the ice telling a story together. TOI brings skaters together and increases club skaters, giving athletes the chance to be a part of a team, travel locally and internationally and make new friends.
TOI consists of two programs: the free skate and the choreographic exercise. Programs are evaluated on technical merit and presentation with emphasis on originality, costuming, artistry and musicality.
General Information
Click here for the 2024-25 Theatre on Ice Guidelines.
Click here for the definitions of revolution document.
Click here for the Theatre on Ice Marking Guide.
Nonqualifying Theatre On Ice Competitions
A small number of nonqualifying Theatre on Ice competitions are held across the country, typically during springtime.
Click here for the list of 2025 Theatre on Ice competition opportunities.
National Theatre On Ice
TOI teams in the United States can compete at the National Theatre On Ice competition every year.
The 2025 National Theatre on Ice event will be held in Allen, TX from June 24-28, 2025. Click here to book hotel rooms for your team!
International Theatre On Ice Competitions
Click Here For An Updated List Of 2025 French Theatre On Ice Competitions.
Nations’ Cup & Adult Gold Cup
- Held every other year, the Nations’ Cup & Adult Gold Cup is a prestigious international TOI competition. Teams are selected to participate by their country’s governing body. American teams are selected by the U.S. Figure Skating Theatrical Skating Committee.
