Jazz music and North American tap dance have traded measures since the beginning, with each of these arts forms in turn assimilating twists of time, phrasing, and rhythm. The studio facility offers a quality oak floor for instruction. For the health of the dancer, a proper floor is essential. For the integrity of the sound of tap dance, a proper floor is essential. Likewise, good shoes and good taps are necessary for good sound.
Teachers are open to students' questions and suggestions, comments and concerns.
Students are invited to evaluate instruction on a regular basis, which helps us improve the quality of our programs. If you are interested, please ask your instructor for scholarship materials. The recipient of two Wisconsin Arts Board Choreographer's Fellowships and a Recognition Award from the Wisconsin Dance Council, she has performed on stage, radio and video. Peckett has worked extensively with dance students of all ages and has a Bachelor's Degree in Art History from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She likes to garden and cook.