Core Tap

Core Tap

Our Tap dancers will learn a combination of more traditional Broadway style Tap and Rhythm Tap. Dancers will focus on learning basic Tap rhythm skills and vocabulary while using rhythmic footwork to make sounds, melodies and choreography. All Tap classes culminate in a year-end performance in May.

Core Tap starts on September 8th. Admission is always open, so you can join at any time! Plus, we offer prorated tuition to ensure flexible enrollment options for all.

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This engaging class offers a wonderful introduction to the foundational vocabulary and positions of classical Ballet, alongside the basic rhythms and steps of Tap dance. It's a fantastic opportunity for your dancer to explore different dance styles in a supportive setting.

Our introductory Tap class requires no previous experience and is designed to be fun and engaging for students in 1st through 3rd grade who love dance, music, and rhythm. In this class, young dancers will learn fundamental tap steps and vocabulary, as well as develop their musicality and balance. It's a wonderful and active option for energetic children.

2 years of previous experience required. This class will progress dancers’ fundamental Tap rhythms, skills, and vocabulary. Students will also work on more intricate balance and musicality exercises, and will be encouraged to explore their creativity through improvisation.

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Ballet/Tap

Tap I/II

Tap III/IV

 

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