Dance   

After completing the beginner tap program, classes will progress with additional terminology, more complex combinations, rhythms and routines. Balance will be improved as well as your ability to watch and pick up more quickly. You will be amazed at how much fun tap dancing can be as you continue to broaden your tap vocabulary and technique.  

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

This course is for those who have taken and completed Levels 1-8. You are becoming comfortable with tap terms and can figure out how to complete combinations when simply spoken, not shown. Speed, balance and clarity of your tapping has greatly improved. If you have made it this far, you are loving your new skills.

Congratulations to you.

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

You’ve worked for it, now enjoy your new level!  You may not feel completely ready for this title as Tap is always a work in progress.  We are always learning, but you now have a clear understanding of the art of tap dancing.  Let’s challenge ourselves with every class. 
 

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

Ready to continue your Broadway Dance experience? Challenge yourself as you move quicker and learn more intricate combinations. You've conquered Broadway Level 1. Now, let's keep those feet and minds working.

In this class, participants will learn Jazz choreography to favorite Broadway tunes, movie theme songs, and pop favorites. Props may be used such as hats or canes. Jazz shoes or jazz sneakers are appropriate for this class. Those interested may participate in a routine that will be recorded on the last day. Dance like you mean it."

Note: Students must have completed Broadway Level I before registering for this class.

This course is for those who have taken and completed Levels 1-8. You are becoming comfortable with tap terms and can figure out how to complete combinations when simply spoken, not shown. Speed, balance and clarity of your tapping has greatly improved. If you have made it this far, you are loving your new skills.

Congratulations to you.

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

Do you love musicals? Have you ever wanted to dance to some of those classic Broadway tunes? Chicago, A Chorus Line, and Grease are just a few of the fun and exhilarating musical routines you will learn. All choreography will be inspired and styled after those foot stomping favorites. Props like hats, canes, chairs, etc. may be used to reflect the style and uniqueness of each original dance. Some dance experience would be helpful. Any comfortable shoes can be worn; no sandals. If you can count and walk, you've got the part. This is a fun group experience that will leave you singing and dancing, even after you leave the class. Ready?  5, 6, 7, 8…

This program is for students starting to feel comfortable with counting tap rhythms, understanding the difference between single, double, and triple tap steps.  We will work on my personal favorite: the Draw Back!  Your confidence builds as you continue to work on the ever-popular Time Step.  LOVE THAT RHYTHM!

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

After completing the beginner tap program, classes will progress with additional terminology, more complex combinations, rhythms and routines. Balance will be improved as well as your ability to watch and pick up more quickly. You will be amazed at how much fun tap dancing can be as you continue to broaden your tap vocabulary and technique.  

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

This course is for those who have taken and completed Levels 1-8. You are becoming comfortable with tap terms and can figure out how to complete combinations when simply spoken, not shown. Speed, balance and clarity of your tapping has greatly improved. If you have made it this far, you are loving your new skills.

Congratulations to you.

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

You’ve worked for it, now enjoy your new level!  You may not feel completely ready for this title as Tap is always a work in progress.  We are always learning, but you now have a clear understanding of the art of tap dancing.  Let’s challenge ourselves with every class. 
 

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

Ready to continue your Broadway Dance experience? Challenge yourself as you move quicker and learn more intricate combinations. You've conquered Broadway Level 1. Now, let's keep those feet and minds working.

In this class, participants will learn Jazz choreography to favorite Broadway tunes, movie theme songs, and pop favorites. Props may be used such as hats or canes. Jazz shoes or jazz sneakers are appropriate for this class. Those interested may participate in a routine that will be recorded on the last day. Dance like you mean it."

Note: Students must have completed Broadway Level I before registering for this class.

This course is for those who have taken and completed Levels 1-8. You are becoming comfortable with tap terms and can figure out how to complete combinations when simply spoken, not shown. Speed, balance and clarity of your tapping has greatly improved. If you have made it this far, you are loving your new skills.

Congratulations to you.

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

Do you love musicals? Have you ever wanted to dance to some of those classic Broadway tunes? Chicago, A Chorus Line, and Grease are just a few of the fun and exhilarating musical routines you will learn. All choreography will be inspired and styled after those foot stomping favorites. Props like hats, canes, chairs, etc. may be used to reflect the style and uniqueness of each original dance. Some dance experience would be helpful. Any comfortable shoes can be worn; no sandals. If you can count and walk, you've got the part. This is a fun group experience that will leave you singing and dancing, even after you leave the class. Ready?  5, 6, 7, 8…

This program is for students starting to feel comfortable with counting tap rhythms, understanding the difference between single, double, and triple tap steps.  We will work on my personal favorite: the Draw Back!  Your confidence builds as you continue to work on the ever-popular Time Step.  LOVE THAT RHYTHM!

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

After completing the beginner tap program, classes will progress with additional terminology, more complex combinations, rhythms and routines. Balance will be improved as well as your ability to watch and pick up more quickly. You will be amazed at how much fun tap dancing can be as you continue to broaden your tap vocabulary and technique.  

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

This course is for those who have taken and completed Levels 1-8. You are becoming comfortable with tap terms and can figure out how to complete combinations when simply spoken, not shown. Speed, balance and clarity of your tapping has greatly improved. If you have made it this far, you are loving your new skills.

Congratulations to you.

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

You’ve worked for it, now enjoy your new level!  You may not feel completely ready for this title as Tap is always a work in progress.  We are always learning, but you now have a clear understanding of the art of tap dancing.  Let’s challenge ourselves with every class. 
 

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

Ready to continue your Broadway Dance experience? Challenge yourself as you move quicker and learn more intricate combinations. You've conquered Broadway Level 1. Now, let's keep those feet and minds working.

In this class, participants will learn Jazz choreography to favorite Broadway tunes, movie theme songs, and pop favorites. Props may be used such as hats or canes. Jazz shoes or jazz sneakers are appropriate for this class. Those interested may participate in a routine that will be recorded on the last day. Dance like you mean it."

Note: Students must have completed Broadway Level I before registering for this class.

This course is for those who have taken and completed Levels 1-8. You are becoming comfortable with tap terms and can figure out how to complete combinations when simply spoken, not shown. Speed, balance and clarity of your tapping has greatly improved. If you have made it this far, you are loving your new skills.

Congratulations to you.

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.

Do you love musicals? Have you ever wanted to dance to some of those classic Broadway tunes? Chicago, A Chorus Line, and Grease are just a few of the fun and exhilarating musical routines you will learn. All choreography will be inspired and styled after those foot stomping favorites. Props like hats, canes, chairs, etc. may be used to reflect the style and uniqueness of each original dance. Some dance experience would be helpful. Any comfortable shoes can be worn; no sandals. If you can count and walk, you've got the part. This is a fun group experience that will leave you singing and dancing, even after you leave the class. Ready?  5, 6, 7, 8…

This program is for students starting to feel comfortable with counting tap rhythms, understanding the difference between single, double, and triple tap steps.  We will work on my personal favorite: the Draw Back!  Your confidence builds as you continue to work on the ever-popular Time Step.  LOVE THAT RHYTHM!

Note: Each class is progressive. Students must take Level A before Level B, etc. Students are required to complete previous levels before the next level. Contact the instructor about which level to attend.