Most of you who know me personally know that I'm heavily involved in community theater. Well, I recently started taking a Tap Dancing class to help my dancing, and well, it's fun. That put me in sort of a dancing mood lately, so I've decided to dig up some of my favorite tap numbers from old movie musicals and share them with you.

I hope you like them!

Gene Kelly in Summer Stock

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I remember being in high school, and one of the best things about Homecoming week was the Powder Puff Game. Or more specifically, the Powder Puff Cheerleaders. I mean, really... what high school student doesn't enjoy watching the jocks getting dresses up in cheerleading uniforms and dancing around like idiots?

Well, the 2009-2010 class of Powder Puff Cheerleaders from Carroll High School (I have no idea what state) took their dance to a whole new level!

I particularly like their use of space, and they really should thank their choreographer for doing a great job!

(via YesButNoButYes)

No, it's not a dancing typewriter, it's the musical number "Too Marvelous for Words" from the 1937 movie "Ready, Willing, and Able" with Ruby Keeler and Lee Dixon. The choreographer was definitely thinking out of the box with this one!

(via The Presurfer)

I live in the armpit of Texas, so called because it's hot, humid and smells bad (because of the oil refineries). It doesn't snow much here.

Well, they are predicting snow today, (in fact, it's already snowing in Houston, which is about an hour drive from me) and that's not SO odd, except it snowed last year. For a place that only gets snow about once every 10 years or so, two years in a row is strange!!!

In honor of the (possible) snowfall today, I present to you "Waltz of the Snowflakes" performed by the Chicago Gay Men's Chorus. (Be sure to watch the whole thing... It's a hoot!)

(via Miss Cellania)

This is an excerpt from Pilobolus Dance Theatre's production of SHADOWLAND. The excerpt is called "The Transformation". Enjoy!

(via Stuff That Moves)