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AUSTRALIAN GLOBAL DANCE SENSATION
COMES HOME!

Final seats now on sale Sydney season only

Sydney celebrates all things Australian during the sizzling summer - and nothing expresses our joy at being Australian more than the explosive energy of our home-grown, blue singlet heroes, TAP DOGS, fresh from a sell out London West End season.

"Part theatre, part dance, part rock concert and part construction site!"
BBC, UK

"...Tap Dogs is as perilous as it is exhilarating"
The Times

"Tap Dogs is positively electrifying"
Observer, New York

"The hottest show on legs!"
Timeout, London

They were born at the Sydney Festival 15 years ago - and now they're coming back - stronger, faster, louder more outrageous than ever. Celebrate their anniversary with them as only Australia can for five weeks only from 5 January to 6 February at Sydney's Capitol Theatre.

Created by Olivier Award winning choreographer Dein Perry, this internationally acclaimed dance sensation have stomped, beaten, tapped and blown audiences away across the globe since that Sydney Festival debut; 330 cities, 37 countries; 11 million people have now been dazzled by the energy and imagination of these performers.

For this return season Dein Perry has hand-picked the best tap dancers from around the world. Leading the pack is Sheldon Perry (brother of Dein) along with fellow Aussies Adam Garcia, Matthew Papa, Jesse Rasmussen, Jason Lewis, Sam Marks; English tapper Douglas Mills and from the USA Richie Miller and Donovan Helma.  Plus for the first time two female musicians, who can more than hold their own with the world's best, will join the boys on stage.

TAP DOGS is directed and designed by Nigel Triffitt, and has won 11 major international awards, including an Olivier for Best Choreography.

It's an exclusive Sydney only season that cannot be extended, with new staging, new costumes but the same unstoppable energy that hit Sydney Festival goers more than a decade ago.