Tap Dance
This has evolved as an American dance form, popularised throughout the world, with debate about its origins coming from African dance, Irish dance and/or clog dancing. The dancer uses their feet to strike the floor, beating out different rhythms, with dancers wearing tap shoes which have small metal plates on the toe and heel to give the distinctive sound. Tap dance is a theatrical art form often seen on stage in musicals.
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News
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Theatre Faculties’ Northern Congress
19 DecPreston College’s purpose built studios provided the perfect environment for thi... -
Chichester Summer School
05 DecThe joint Modern Theatre and Tap Dance week was extremely successful with a very...
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February 2012
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Refresher course on Grade 4,and Amalgamations for grades 1 to 3
Sunday 04 March -
Marjorie Davies Tap Awards Finals
Sunday 25 March
