This showcase will also be the first with JC Brooks as the company’s Music Director, and he has some stellar arrangements coming your way.
Presented live from the intimate The Rooted Space, this is a chance to see the dancers and musicians of Chicago Tap Theatre safe from the comfort of your own home. All Covid-19 guidelines and recommendations will be followed by the performers and crew of this showcase.
Saturday, November 21st
LIVE from The Rooted Space
at 3 PM Central
Available to stream globally!
Virtual + In-Person Company Tap Classes + CTT's Holiday Tap Intensive
Join us for our weekly virtual and in-person tap classes!
Save-the-date for CTT's Holiday Tap Intensive for Intermediate + Advanced Dancers, December 19 to December 21. Registration coming soon!
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Join us for CTT's The Tea on Tap, our live interview series with special guests on Instagram!
Catch our next guest, Karissa Royster, on Thursday, November 12 at 12pm CST!
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Watch (or listen) to all Tea on Tap episodes here!
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Board of Directors: Katrina Christakis, Kathleen Dunckley, Kevin Garren, Chris Jones, Victor Mack, Cathy Roche, Rob Smith, Jillian Tattersall, Michael Weaver, Mary Fran Wiley, Bill Wilson, Mark Yonally
Advisory Board: Bill Evans, Acia Gray, Sarah Petronio, Billy Siegenfeld, Gracey Tune, Tommy Tune, Dianne Walker, Sam Weber
Emeritus Board: Adrienne Guldin, Kristen Jacobson
Company Members: Mark Yonally, Jennifer Pfaff Yonally, Sterling Harris, Molly Smith, Heather Latakas, Sara Anderson, Molly Eder, Ali Calamoneri, Zoe Lesser, Anna Lynn Robbins, and JC Brooks
Funders: This season is partially supported by the Chicago Community Trust’s SMARTGrowth program, The Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation, the Illinois Arts Council Agency, The MacArthur Funds for Arts and Culture at The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, Wintrust and many generous individual donors.
Chicago Tap Theatre preserves America's indigenous dance form, promotes that dance through story-based shows and innovative presentation, educates the community and make tap dance accessible to a broad spectrum of people and to foster relationships with other arts organizations.
Photography by Kristie Kahns, Josh Hawkins, and David Harmantas