Broadway came to SIUE in the form of tap dancing. Levy held four workshops Thursday and Friday in the Katherine Dunham Theater after an invitation from a theater department costume designer who had met Levy. Around 100 people attended the workshops. Tap-dancing gives me the opportunity to expose other people to my art form in workshops like this. It lets people know that there is another way to communicate through dance.
Tap is unique in that it is audible and physical.
I'm a grad student in biology, but I love to tap-dance. Levy commanded while he transformed biology and theater majors into dancers for the afternoon. I'm impressed with your attitudes more than anything and your willingness to share a part of yourselves with me. He is so awesome to work with. Levy has been dancing for more than 20 years.