Ayodele Casel's theatrical memoir honors and amplifies many of the Black women tap dancers who came before her and sheds light on the intersectionality of her identity, WBUR's Jacquinn Sinclair ...

Dancer, and choreographer Ayodele Casel explains how a story can be told through the syncopation of tap and how the production pays tribute to the nearly "lost history" of women of color in tap.

CAMBRIDGE - Writer, dancer, choreographer and actor Ayodele Casel is telling her own story in a world premiere piece at American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Diary of a Tap ...

Nearly every time she’s handed a microphone, tap dancer Ayodele Casel finds a way to invoke these names: the names of the women tappers of color who defied the boundaries of the 1920s-50s to ...

The program, which runs from September through May, is “as much a statement as it is an artistic offering,” co-executive ...

A woman is still teaching tap dancing at age 95, despite having a heart problem and two hip replacements. Joy Saunders has been doing tap since she was eight and is still teaching a class at ...

Through workshops, performances, and discussions, the conference serves as a platform for women in the tap dance community to share their artistry, knowledge, and passion for the craft.

Perhaps you are with me now and recognize that these men and women were all Black tap dancers from the past. They set the stage for a trip back in the day with Black tap dancers.

Marj Dailey already had completed one costume change and was ready to begin her solo tap dance to "April Showers." Wearing a short blue tunic, pink boa, white sequined belt ...

Calling themselves "The Hot Flashes," these six women, ages 43 to 65, are taking beginner tap dancing classes at Nancy Sauer's Dance Studio in Terre Haute.

American Repertory Theater has revealed the cast and creative team for the world premiere of Diary of a Tap Dancer, written and choreographed by Drama Desk nominee Ayodele Casel. Learn more and ...

Keeping the Spirit of Harlem Dance Alive Meet three women who are celebrating, and remixing, Black dance.