News from Tap Dance Seattle

In This Issue

New Beginners
Class
Mon. and Weds.
at 6:00
Starting
July 2

Anthony Peters' Tap Dance Seattle

Summer Schedule

Hi Everybody,

It's not too late to see this year's recital! It's on Saturday June 16, at the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center, 17th and Yesler. Show times are 1 and 3:15. Tickets are available at Brownpapertickets.com and at the door. It'll be a fun show featuring many talented and hardworking hoofers.

Take a look at the summer schedule below. The Introduction to Advanced is there for those of you who have been thinking about trying an advanced class, but wanted a way to ease into it. The Leon Collins class will learn Routine 1. If you want to improve your skills as a tap dancer, try this class! It's for intermediate I and II level dancers.

Jessie will be away most of the summer, but will be around for a couple of workshops.

I've been asked to do a workshop on how to write tap steps many times over the years. So, here it is. It is a skill you can learn and it will make tap more fun for you.

I'm looking forward to seeing everybody this syncopated summer!

Copasetically yours, Anthony Peters

Anthony Peters

Summer Schedule July 2 to August 18 2012

Monday

10:00-11:00 am Int II Seniors

6:00-7:00 pm Beginning Adults

7:00-8:00 pm Introduction to Advanced

Tuesday

6:00 pm Intermediate III

7:00 pm Intermediate II

Wednesday

10:00 am Intermediate II Seniors

6:00 pm Beginning Adults

7:00 pm Leon Collins Routine 1

Thursday

10:00 am Intermediate I

6:00 pm Intermediate III

7:00 pm Intermediate II

Saturday

10:00 am Intermediate II

11:00 am Intermediate I

12:00 noon Advanced

All classes taught by Anthony Peters; Jessie Sawyers will teach workshops -- see next page.

How to pay

Single class $18

10-class card $160 ($150 for seniors)

One class a week $90 (6x$15)

Two classes a week $156 (12x$13)

Three classes a week $207 (18x$11.50)

Class descriptions

Beginning: This class is for people with little or no tap dance experience. Tap shoes required.

Intermediate I: The next level up from beginning. A good class for people who have had some tap and want to get back into it.

Intermediate II: A moderately challenging class for people who are confident with fundamental tap technique.

Intermediate III: A fairly fast-paced class.

Advanced: A class for dancers who understand how technique, rhythm, and style are related. Prerequisite: the desire to improve all aspects of your art.

Special Workshop with Anthony Peters -- How to write down tap steps.

We will cover tap terminology, basics of rhythm, and how to indicate movement.

July 14th, 1:30 to 3:00, $30.00

Special workshops with Jessie Sawyers -- Topics to be announced.

Monday and Tuesday, July 16 & 17

Wednesday and Thursday, August 15& 16

Remember this...

"Enjoy the challenge!"

-Jimmy Slyde