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Tap: On Tap company members. There are three wheelchair users, and nine non-wheelchair users. Everyone is wearing red shirts that say Tap: On Tap. Everyone is wearing black gloves with taps sewn to them. Everyone has their hands up and palms facing the camera so you can see the taps.

Tap: On Tap An All-Abilities Tap Ensemble is a dance company based in NYC that focuses on adaptation, inclusion, and the art of tap dancing. The company integrates dancers with disabilities and dancers without disabilities to create an exciting and diverse group of performers.

 

In addition to utilizing the traditional art of tap dancing with your feet, the company also uses a system of tapping with your hands called Tap Dancing Hands Down®.  

Tap Dancing Hands Down® was created by the company's founder, Mary Six Rupert; it is a technique where taps are sewn to gloves, and dancers tap with their hands on wooden boards in their laps. This system allows people of all types of mobility to be able to tap dance, and Tap: On Tap is proud to share it with audiences.

Disability Unite Got Talent

Winner

​2025

New Yorker of the Week

Special Feature by NY1

​2023

New Yorker of the Week

by NY1

2023

Tap:  On Tap is fiscally sponsored by the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA). NYFA is a nonprofit organization that empowers working artists and emerging arts organizations across all disciplines during critical stages in their professional development. 

Past Performances

Tap: On Tap company members. Everyone is wearing red shirts that say Tap: On Tap. There are three wheelchair users and nine non-wheelchair users.

Tap Dance Central in Concert

at Symphony Space

2025

Five Tap: On Tap company members, two of which are wheelchair users. Everyone is wearing red shirts that say Tap: On Tap. Behind them are banners promoting Wandercraft's exoskeleton technology. Everyone is wearing black gloves with taps sewn to them. Everyone has wooden boards in their laps.

Wandercraft's Walk in New York

Opening Ceremony 

2025

Tap: On Tap company members. Everyone is wearing red shirts that say Tap: On Tap. There are three wheelchair users, and ten non-wheelchair users.

New York Metro Abilities Expo

2025

Tap Dance Central

Holiday Concert

2024

Mount Sinai Hospital Atrium Rehab Fair

2024

Tap: On Tap company members. Everyone is wearing vests that are half red and half black and white. The black and white halves have black music notes and symbols on them. There are three wheelchair users and seven non-wheelchair users. Everyone is wearing black gloves with taps sewn to them. The wheelchair users have wooden boards in their laps.

New York Metro Abilities Expo

2024

Tap: On Tap company members. Everyone is wearing black shirts that say Tap: On Tap. There are two wheelchair users and seven non-wheelchair users.

Tony Waag's Rhythm in Motion Concert at Symphony Space

2023

New York Metro Abilities Expo

2023

New York Metro Abilities Expo

2022

Tap: On Tap company members. Everyone is wearing black shirts that say Tap: On Tap. Everyone has their hands up, showing that they are wearing gloves with taps sewn to them. There are three wheelchair users and nine non-wheelchair users.

World Stroke Day Celebration at Mount Sinai Hospital Atrium

2019

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