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Tap Dancing Workshop

@ The Witham

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19 September 2020

This is an adult tap dancing class. It won’t be focused closely on technique but will give you a fun 2 hours of dance!

Open to everyone from beginners to more experienced dancers. If you don’t own tap shoes, plase wear comfy , hard soled shoes.

Joyce teaches the popular weekly group, Silver Swans at The Witham on Tuesday mornings.

Book all three Saturday dance workshops this season and receive £2 off per workshop, making them £8 each!

Venue
3 Horse Market
Barnard Castle
DL12 8LY

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