Tap Dancing Hands Down®

Tap Dancing Hands Down® is a unique trademarked system of tap dancing with hands instead of feet created by Mary Six Rupert -- it allows people of all types of mobility to tap dance!

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Mary will be teaching this technique at TDC

Mondays 12:30-1:30pm!

A group of performers in red shirts are practicing tap dance on a stage, with some seated in the background and a plain blue backdrop behind them.
Group of performers with disabilities sitting on stage, extending their arms in a synchronized gesture, all wearing matching red shirts, with a dark background and blue lighting overhead.
A woman in a red shirt and black pants performs a dance move for a man in a wheelchair on a stage with black background and stage lights.
People with disabilities participating in a performance or event, wearing red shirts, sitting on chairs with some using wheelchairs, raising their hands in the air on a stage with a blue background.
Group of people performing on stage, wearing matching red shirts, with some in wheelchairs, demonstrating a dance or movement routine.
Group of performers on stage, some in wheelchairs, wearing red sweatshirts, dancing and singing with blue backdrop and musical instruments.