The Tap School
Pre-professional Program
The Tap School
The Masters Tap Program offers an engaging and innovative percussive dance curriculum for dancers aiming to enhance their precision, musicality, and technical skills. This program takes students through a structured journey, progressing from basic steps and fundamentals to advanced tap techniques with a clear, step-step approach.
Tap Classes
At our studio, we follow a structured curriculum designed to ensure that every student receives the best possible training. Our tap classes meet once a week, allowing dancers to progressively develop their skills. Placement in classes is based on individual skill levels, ensuring that each student is challenged appropriately and can grow at their own pace. Join us to enhance your tap dancing abilities in a supportive environment!
Dress Code
WHAT TO WEAR TO CLASS
Class uniforms create a sense of unity and professionalism while helping students feel confident and focused. By removing distractions around clothing choices, uniforms allow dancers to concentrate on technique, alignment, and learning. They also help instructors clearly see body placement and movement, ensuring more effective feedback and safer training. Overall, class uniforms promote consistency, discipline, and a strong team identity within the studio.
​Where to get my Uniform...​
One-Stop-Shop! You can buy all your uniform items at our school's store.
Need Help on sizing? Uniform fittings are available during regular business hours, and our staff will be happy to assist you in selecting the correct sizes and required items for your class. If you have questions about uniform guidelines or availability, please contact us.
Ladies Class Attire:
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Tap School Leotard
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Black Dance Shorts
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Black Tap Shoes​
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Hair pulled back out of face​​
​Mens Class Attire:
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Black Dance T-shirt
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Black Shorts
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Black Tap Shoes​​
Performances
Transforming Practice into Performance Excellence
At this stage of tap training, onstage performance is a crucial element of a dancer’s artistic development. As a vibrant performing art, dancers in the tap program participate in live stage presentations, which are fundamental to their training. Dancers work hard to prepare for these performances, honing their skills, building confidence, and advancing their mastery of the craft. For advanced dancers, opportunities broaden to include more challenging roles and the opportunity to collaborate in professionally staged presentations. This level of participation not only fosters artistic growth but also provides dancers with the skills and experience vital for future pursuits in the arts.
