Want to tap? Christa Terry teaches group and private tap lessons for adults and kids at various North Shore venues. She ran the tap dance program at RDX dance in Beverly, MA, and is now teaching recreational tap for kids, teens, and adults at Dance Enthusiasm in Salem, MA! More info: http://www.danceenthusiasm.org/summer/ . She’s also available for kid, teen, and adult tap classes wherever students want to hold them in Beverly, Salem, Peabody, and around the North Shore. Whether you've never put on a pair of tap shoes or you want to get back into tap dancing, whether you're 8 or 80, Christa knows you can do it!
I know from experience that taking a dance class as an adult can be scary... stressful... overwhelming... and a little embarrassing, if it's been a while since you've danced or you've never danced. I also know that those feelings stop some people who'd really love to enroll a dance class from taking the leap. This post is for them: How to Take an Adult Dance Class Don't worry about getting *all* the gear Some students in adult jazz classes , adult tap classes, adult ballet classes, and other dance classes for the 18 and up crowd are tempted to invest in lots of gear. Others are hesitant to invest in any gear at all. By gear, I mean shoes, leotards, dance shorts, tights, stretch bands, foot stretchers, cute dance bags, portable ballet barres, ankle weights, etc. Here's the deal: you don't need to invest in a bunch of gear to take an adult dance class. You can sign up without any gear at all. I'm never going to turn away an a student because they don't