The Tap Dance Blog

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Clog Dancing – Clog dancing became very popular in Victorian times among the working class people in the North of England. The hardwearing wood against the cobbled streets allowed the dancer to create rhythm by tapping with the toes and heels.

The heat of the beat – There are young women dressed like car wash attendants, and they are dancing.

High kicks are routine for Calendar Girls – The 1960s hit “Calendar Girl” begins playing, and that stillness changes into a blur of dancing.

Dance studio to open in Tea – Tea will soon be home to a dance studio.

Toeslayer’s Dancing Shoes – Clog dancing became very popular in Victorian times among the working class people in the North of England. The hardwearing wood against the cobbled streets allowed the dancer to create rhythm by tapping with the toes and heels.

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