“Thank You, Gregory” taps into an evolutionary American art form that sprang from the slave trade, morphed through the melting pot of New York City and found glitz and glamour in Hollywood. Through ...

Seattle’s Jessie Sawyers calls herself a visual musician. Her instruments are her tap shoes. “Tap can play that role as the percussion element. I have done a couple of gigs around town where literally ...

Emmy nominee Dulé Hill, most recently on Broadway in After Midnight, performs “Fabulous Feet” from the 1983 Tony-nominated musical The Tap Dance Kid in the second installment of the Encores! Inside ...

There are many things to love about tap dancing. There is the shuffle, an even beat made from the balanced forward-backward brush of the ball of the shoe across the floor. More rhythmically, the flap ...

No one involved in "Happy Feet" set out to make a blockbuster tribute to tap-dancing. But as it turned out, the movie about a hyper-rhythmic penguin who saves his flock with his dancing feet is the ...

George Miller’s “Happy Feet” is like “March of the Penguins” reconceived as a Super Bowl halftime show. It has lots of singing, lots of splashing and a vigorous pro-environment message. Oh, yeah — ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - For fitness outside the box-step of the gym, why not try hoofing it? Experts say whether you've got rhythm, or just crave it, an extended foray into the purely American art ...

Arizona Broadway Theatre alumni from around the United States joined ABT's Associate Artistic Director and Resident Choreographer Kurtis Overby (that's 56 "Dancing Feet") for a virtual tap ...

When newly hatched Mumble feels his first urges to tap dance, his emperor penguin father discourages him. "That's just not penguin," he frowns. Sound parental advice, perhaps, but it seems an odd ...

Get ready to tap your feet and celebrate National Tap Dance Day! Established on May 25th, National Tap Dance Day pays tribute to the legendary tap dancer and choreographer Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, ...

Tap dancers speak their own secret language—and they speak with their feet. “That’s sort of [tap dancing’s] foundation,” Andrea Patella, BC ’21, the vice president of Columbia’s tap-dance group ...