PERFORMANCE COMPANIES

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KIDS/YOUTH

From age seven and up, TDC offers programs to students that want to improve their skills while attaining a more ‘all round’ education in tap dance. This program enhances a student’s skills by incorporating many different aspects including music theory (through bucket drumming), syllabus training (including history), technique, choreography, and improvisation. The companies are geared towards the professional stage, as they prepare for three to four showcases that take place throughout the season.
**Please note auditions are required for level placement. Click here for audition requirements.

AGES 7 - 14

  • TUESDAY:
    Junior Company 4:15-6:15pm

AGES 13+

  • WEDNESDAY:
    Advanced Pre-Pro Company
    6:15-7:45pm

  • FRIDAY:
    Youth Company – 5:00-9:00pm
    age 13+ (intermediate/advanced)

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ADULT COMPANIES

ADVANCED ADULT PERFORMING COMPANY
Mondays 7:15-8:45pm
Tuesdays 7:30-9:00pm

Study with other well-seasoned mature/adult tap dancers in a relaxed, yet challenging atmosphere.  Technique classes incorporate syllabus, drills, history, and improv.  Choreography classes are performance based and geared towards all showcase productions.

WHAT’S ON? TAP!
Wednesdays 5:00-6:30pm
Join us for another season of What’s On? Tap!
The company is comprised of accomplished tap dancers, teachers, performers, and choreographers, What’s On? TAP!  has proven to be a toe-tapping success!  Founded in 1999, by Kim Chalovich,  this high energy, all female professional tap company has been devoted to bringing the delights of percussive feet to audiences of all ages, filling their shows with a torrent of percussive energy.   Performance credits include the Pan AM Games, CP24 BT, the Fringe” Toronto Dance Festival, The Junction Arts Festival, Dance Ontario’s Dance Weekend, Mississauga Arts Awards & Galas, countless local industrials and the prestigious JUBA!, in Chicago (at the Chicago Human Rhythm Project).  The company has also collaborated and performed with Kim's sister, Canadian country star, Terri Clark during a unique production blending country music with tap dance.