If you can't join 'em, beat 'em! When his long-time dance partner abandons him for the Ziegfeld Follies, Don Hewes decides to show who's who what's what by choosing any girl out of a chorus line and transforming her into a star.

In this beginner tap dance lesson tutorial you'll learn a dance to the song “Crush” by Tessa Violet. The choreography is broken down slowly from behind so you can easily learn it.

Olivier Awards 2022

Learn this intermediate tap dance combination with the easy to follow breakdown from behind.

There are two separate version here. The original and a revamped version that is slightly shorter. Go ahead and try both. You'll work up a sweat.

Are you a beginner that has had "some" lessons but not quite ready for Intermediate? Well, this class is for you then.

Have you been doing tap for a while? Getting bored with Intermediate or just itching to try something more advanced? Here is a starter class for you.

This is a scene from the (1989) film 'Tap' with the dancers Gregory Hines and Suzzane Douglas. The music is from the song 'Cheek to Cheek' written by Irving Berlin for the (1935) movie 'Top Hat' starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. In the clip there...

In this video you'll learn the Shim Sham tap dance. It's the "national anthem" of tap dance for all.

This video will teach you the Shim Sham, a classic swing/tap line dance popular in the '30s and '40s and still danced enthusiastically today. Frankie Manning and Erin Stevens will demonstrate the basic footwork, syncopations, and styling.

How to TAP DANCE - Get your tap journey off to a flying start with the 2 most important tap steps for any beginner...

Hosted by dancer Gregory Hines, this tribute to the art of tap dancing includes performances by a wide variety of tap dancers, as well as footage from rehearsals and informal talks among the dancers. Guests include Tommy Tune, Sandman Sims, Hinton Battle,...

Rhythmic tap warmup and choreography. Unlike ballet, I want you to feel heavy through the ground the whole class long. Be as loud as you can! Relax your ankles...actually relax all your joints and get heavy.

Gene Kelly Tribute - 1982 Kennedy Center Honors

Gregory Hines teaching 'out of time' tap dance technique to students at the Broadway Theatre Project in 1999 at USF