Tap City's "RHYTHM IN MOTION"
Company:
The American Tap Dance Foundation
This year’s RHYTHM IN MOTION concert performance, the culmination of TAP CITY, THE NYC TAP FESTIVAL, will revive classic repertory works by Brenda Bufalino, Lynn Dally, Acia Gray and Gregory Hines. Historic tap dance choreography will share the stage with boundary-breaking new takes on tap by ATDF Artists-in-Residence Vikas Arun, ACM Collective, Sydney Burtis, Erik Dacaminada, Felipe Galganni, Cara Hagan, and Demi Remick. Tap on Tap, an “all abilities” tap dance company integrating tap dancers and tap dancers with disabilities, will also show new work at this special performance. Directed and Curated by Tony Waag.
TICKETS
General $45 (In Advance) $50 (On-Site) Children 17 & under/Student/Senior: $25 Purchase tickets HERE. The Rhythm is Gonna Get You!
ABOUT THE AMERICAN TAP DANCE FOUNDATION
In July, the American Tap Dance Foundation will celebrate 37 years since its founding by tap master Charles “Honi” Coles, his protégée Brenda Bufalino, and the Foundation’s current artistic and executive director, Tony Waag. The American Tap Dance Foundation (ATDF) is a non-profit 501c3 organization committed to establishing and legitimizing Tap as a vital component of American dance through creation, presentation, education, and preservation. ATDF is recognized as a local, national, and international leader in the field and continues to further three main objectives: to perpetuate tap dance as a flourishing contemporary art form on a National and International level; to provide a basis for the growth of tap dance by teaching new generations through comprehensive educational programs; and to preserve the artistry of the early generations of tap masters. Read more.
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