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Can some generous person provide a list of tap dancing musicals that do not include 42nd street or Anything Goes?
That would be greeeaaat.
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The Tap Dance Kid
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The tap dancing Ku Klux Klan in JERRY SPRINGER.
Crazy For You
Dames at Sea
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My One and Only
George M
Sophisticated Ladies (depending on who's playing the Hines role).
The Tap Dance Kid.
La Cage... also has tapping.
I was in a production of Pippin that was heavy tap for the Leading Player.
Singing in the Rain
Funny Girl
Follies
Virtually anything written in the 1920s or 30s, but if that scares you, then THE BOY FRIEND.
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Jelly's Last Jam
A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine
The original version of CABARET had tap dancing during "Sitting Pretty".
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tap shows
Bring In 'Da Noise, Bring In 'Da Funk
Walking Happy
Best Foot Forward
White Christmas
The Band Wagon
Sugar Babies
Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (and Whorehouse Goes Public)
Never Gonna Dance
The Grand Hotel
Will Rogers' Follies
Tap Dogs
Stomp, Riverdance - in a way
shows with tap in them
Drowsy Chaperone
Spamalot
The Producers
Mary Poppins
Cats
Oklahoma! (Kansas City)
Hot Feet (Thanks for the correction - I didn't see it and assumed it was all tap.)
Footloose - not sure, but it would make sense
Isn't Pal Joey a tap show?
Updated On: 7/13/07 at 07:23 AM
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In A Chorus Line, there's also the tap combination in which Paul falls.
42nd Street
Jelly's Last Jam
dancinfan, what a great and extensive list. I would categorize Hot Feet more as a show with tap in it, rather than a tap show.
Sophisticated Ladies and Black & Blue also have a lot of tap.
Broadway Star Joined: 5/24/06
Thanks a bunch guys!
I actually think the show we're doing next year is "Crazy For You".. since it sounds like something we'd do.
Does anyone know anything about it? Are there good featured guy parts in it?
Crazy for You- It's got your basic song and dance lead couple, then the villian (Lank) which is a good acting role but no singing and just chorus dancing, a dance-producer modeled off Ziegfeld called Bella Zangler, who has a song or two and quite a few lines, and then some great ensemble parts.
It was basically a Gershwin revue turned into a badly plotted show in the 1990s- as a result, the music is brilliant, dancing is brilliant, and the plot and book sucks.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/27/07
A Chorus Line, but only during "I Can Do That"
That isn't really a tap dance song. In the stage production Mike doesn't actually tap dance or do a tap dancing routine.
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