| Plus, Tina and Brittany got to make use of their tap-dance skills! |
| And when she executes a tap-dance while seated at her stenographer's desk, in one of Rob Ashford's wittier pieces of choreography, she makes it look effortlessly elegant. |
| The 76-year-old comedian grabbed a torch, pointed it at his feet, and started an impromptu tap-dance. |
| Hines, who won a Tony award for best actor in the musical Jelly's Last Jam, was born in New York and learned to tap-dance at the age of three. |
| In the middle, dressed in top hat and tails, are the dancers, who would tap-dance to a medley of Fred Astaire classics. |
| By tossing in too many forward-moving leaps and high kicks, you risk forcing her nimble feet to tap-dance even farther backward. |
