Performances: Fun Entertainment and Dance Ministries

iTapLive performances can be presented as a themed show, variety show, special occasion, evangelical show or part of the praise & worship of your congregation, part of a festival, a Tap Festival or any other cultural event.

It consists of iTapLive Trio: Olivia, Barb & Linda - The Rhythm Tap Hoofers, and optional Tap Guests, singers, comedians/humorists, and guest speakers for retreats and conferences.

The company is available for performances, which vary in length from 30 to 60 minutes. (Longer with guests and speakers or for week-end retreats/conferences.)

Among the different dances: Elegant formal dances, Street improvisation, Country/Bluegrass, Cultural dance, Á cappella and more. The overall atmosphere presented on stage is of joy and happiness, based in the origin of this art form.

The show ends with the traditional Shim-Sham uniquely stylized by iTapLive with the "tappers" among the audience invited to join the company on stage. So please bring your Tap Shoes.. or come up with any shoes...

The company also performs at street events, private events, and special events at locations throughout the San Diego County. The company of dancers performs with colorful costume design and presents exciting and multifarious events.

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Entertainment packages $100-up. See for 2012 special prices!

a San Diego County
California
Tap Dancing Troupe

Barb Olivia Linda

"Come and hear, all you who fear God, and I will tell what he has done for my soul." Psalm 66:16

By 1955, tap dancing had been around for over one hundred years as an American art form. For the next two decades, it would slip quietly away form the public eye, as there were no longer ample performing venues for dancers to make a living. Some dancers went to Europe and continued to entertain with success; some tried different professions, as teachers and choreographers. But, during the next twenty years, tap dancing would hold its own only to emerge as strong and as versatile as it had ever been. Because Americans love rhythm. And that is what tap dancing is all about.