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Inventor of Tap-Tronics, a system that allows a tap dancer to play electronic instruments using the sound of the taps as a source.

Formerly known as the American Tap Dance Orchestra, the ATDF is a non-profit dance company founded by Brenda Bufalino, Tony Waag, and the late Charles Honi Coles. Sponsors performances, educational programs, history and archival projects as well as film and lecture series.

A tap dance association based in the United Kingdom. The association provides services, arranges events, publishes a quarterly magazine, "TAPUK," and sponsors the annual TAPUK festival.

American Tap Dance Institute's year long program to train and certify tap teachers. Includes registration and course details.

Film starring Savion Glover as a tap-dancing street artist.

The life and times of tap dancer Bill "Bojangles Robinson.

Graded tap technique videos to aid teachers and students at home and in the classroom, offered by Buster Cooper. Includes bio, photographs, and ordering information.

The Chicago Human Rhythm Project sustains and advances tap and contemporary percussive dance as recognized art forms through year-round concert presentations, educational forums, the oldest annual tap festival in the world, and community outreach.

CTT's mission is to preserve, promote and make tap accessible to a broad spectrum of people through story-based shows and innovative presentation, educate. Includes info and pictures.

Brazilian tapper Cintia Chamecki regularly performs her tap choreography and improvisation in New York City, Brazil, Japan and Portugal. She recently completed her first solo show, "Ta No Pe" directed by Susana Ribeiro. Video clips of Cintia tap dancing.

Tap Festival in Columbus, Ohio. Includes Teacher list, performance information, and registration information.

These useful pages are updated continuously as tap events are planned all around the world.

This site is a high traffic tap dance discussion forum with multiple sub-categories for tap.

Dedicated to the memory of legendary Tap Dancer, Dr. James 'Buster' Brown (1913-2002), a man who never had a bad word to say about anyone. Dr. Buster Brown was a member of two legendary and influential groups of master tap dancers, "The Copasetics" and "The Hoofers."

Touring tap ensemble headed by Heather Cornell. The Group holds an intensive, residencies, and workshops. Includes history of the group, and show calendar.