ReNance Dance Studio

01/01/2024

09/05/2023

I’ M BACK !!! 😀😀😀
Just letting everyone on Facebook know that my Facebook account had been hacked in June and I had been locked out and blocked from my personal account and Dance Studio account for months but tonight by some miracle I was able to retrieve my account!!!
I TRULY APOLOGIZE to anyone who thought I was selling fake concert tickets or bought a new luxury home or tried to find out about dance lessons. You cannot imagine the intrusion feeling of having your account hacked-stolen and blocked. Not to mention the feeling of
‘’missing out” on all of the many wonderful posts and news you learn on Facebook. Well, I’m back now and looking forward to seeing and sharing in everyone’s posts now!!!

REMINDER TO ALL TO PUT THE TWO FACTOR AUTHENTICATION CODE ON YOUR ACCOUNT TO PROTECT YOUR ACCOUNT!

06/18/2023

It’s been a great Dance year and we had a fabulous Recital….thanks to everyone who danced, helped, supported us and made it a wonderful experience and created lasting memories!💕

06/17/2023

❤️Thankful-Grateful and Blessed❤️

06/16/2023

Our first night of Recital 45 was “GROOVY”!!!! Thanks to wonderful dancers-a great audience and perfect weather…. Come see us Friday night!✌️🌻☮️🚎

06/13/2023

💃 DRESS REHEARSAL DAY!! 💃

06/12/2023

#45 is just days away!☘️☘️☘️

05/25/2023

Go out and TAP!!! 😃

"Tap dance is an indigenous American dance genre that evolved over a period of some three hundred years. Initially a fusion of British and West African musical and step-dance traditions in America, tap emerged in the southern United States in the 1700s. The Irish jig (a musical and dance form) and West African gioube (sacred and secular stepping dances) mutated into the American jig and juba. These in turn became juxtaposed and fused into a form of dancing called "jigging" which, in the 1800s, was taken up by white and black minstrel-show dancers who developed tap into a popular nineteenth-century stage entertainment. Early styles of tapping utilized hard-soled shoes, clogs, or hobnailed boots. It was not until the early decades of the twentieth century that metal plates (or taps) appeared on shoes of dancers on the Broadway musical stage. It was around that time that jazz tap dance developed as a musical form parallel to jazz music, sharing rhythmic motifs, polyrhythm, multiple meters, elements of swing, and structured improvisation. In the late twentieth century, tap dance evolved into a concertized performance on the musical and concert hall stage. Its absorption of Latin American and Afro- Caribbean rhythms in the forties has furthered its rhythmic complexity. In the eighties and nineties, tap's absorption of hip-hop rhythms has attracted a fierce and multi-ethnic new breed of male and female dancers who continue to challenge and evolve the dance form, making tap the most cutting-edge dance expression in America today."
Source: Library of Congress

05/14/2023

To all the great “Dance Mom’s” out there… thanks for your love and support!🌺🌸🌼

04/30/2023

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL DANCE DAY!