Keane Sense of Rhythm Tap Dance Programs

Keane Sense of Rhythm Tap Dance Programs offers Beginning Tap, where ages 7 to 11 learn tap fundamentals and how to groove to the music. It also offers Youth Tap Ensemble classes in intermediate, high intermediate, intermediate/advanced, and advanced levels, with work in technique, choreography, improv, and tap history. The intermediate, intermediate/advanced, and advanced ensembles also perform at community events.

Programs

• Beginning Tap — Ages 7 - 11 · Learn the fundamentals of tap dancer and how to groove to the music. (1 hr)
• Youth Tap Ensemble, Intermediate — Sundays, 90 min · Strengthen your technique and overall tap dance training with a variety of teachers.
• Youth Tap Ensemble, High Intermediate — Sundays, 2 hours · Choreography, technique and history of art form.
• Youth Tap Ensemble, Intermediate/Advanced Tap — Sundays, 2.5 hrs · Learn choreography, technique, improv and history. Our Youth Tap Ensemble trains at a professional level and performs at community events. Fun and supportive environment.
• Youth Tap Ensemble, Advanced Tap — Sundays, 3 hrs · Learn choreography, technique, improv and history. Our Youth Tap Ensemble trains at a professional level and performs at community events. Fun and supportive environment.

At a glance

• Ages: 7–18 years old

About the provider

The Youth Tap Ensemble programs train at a professional level and are described as having a fun and supportive environment.

What families say

“Keane Sense of Rhythm is an amazing tap company filled with very talented student's and teachers. It is very clear that the staff at Keane Sense of rhythm work very hard to provide their students with a dance education filled with history and technique. KSR is an amazing community of people that share the love of tap.” — Aubrey Hansen

“Amazing tap company with fabulous teachers. Classes are challenging and fun. My daughter loves the sense of community and loves performing with Keane Sense of Rythm. Recommend this dance company for anyone with a hunger to learn, a desire to create or a passion for tap!” — Jody Ryan

Last updated October 18, 2026.