Fill out, print form, sign waiver, & fax or mail to:
American Tap Dance Foundation
154 Christopher Street #2B
New York, NY 10014
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Class Choice & Fees: W rite in your tuition amount and total. Include appropriate special events. (No Registration Fee)
Bufalino Intensive: $100 SOLD OUT
Grant Intensive: $100 SOLD OUT
Tap Talks Films:
Free to Registered Students or General Public: $5
Tap Jam: $5
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Make check payable to: American Tap Dance Foundation (ATDF) .
Or call us at (646) 230-9564 and pay by phone.
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Send to: American Tap Dance Foundation, 154 Christopher Street #2B, New York, NY 10014 Phone (646) 230-9564, Fax (646) 230-7777
Confirmation Notice: You will receive a confirmation notice by E-Mail. Click if you would prefer to receive hard copy via regular mail.
Please contact us if you don't receive your confirmation within two weeks.
Tap City features
eight action packed days of programs and events where hundreds of
tap dancers converge on the tap dance capital of the world to study,
perform, teach, observe, share and dance!
Master Tap Intensives give advanced students a chance to work with a top teacher and choreographer in the field. Students experience first hand the choreographic process and creation of original material that will be presented in future productions produced by the ATDF.
