The Tap Dance Kid
by Henry Krieger, Robert Lorick, Charles Blackwell

The long-running Broadway musical is a cornucopia of music, drama, comedy and, above all, tap dancing.

Ten-year-old Willie doesn’t want to be a lawyer like his stern father.

He knows he just has to dance, like his uncle and mentor, an aspiring Broadway choreographer.

With determination and spunk, Willie imagines a life of fame and glory as a tap-dancing star.

The exhuberant score by Robert Lorick and Henry Krieger, composer of Dreamgirls and Side Show , includes “Another Day,” “Fabulous Feet” and the show-stopping “Dance If It Makes You Happy.”