An invitation into the work

A dancer can use Tap Tap Go to connect a focused reel, current biography and relevant performance credits. Choose excerpts that reveal movement quality and range with enough context to identify the work. A visitor should be able to see the performer’s contribution rather than rely only on a list of productions or styles.

Let the relationship continue

Credit choreographers and collaborators, and use footage you may share. A professional enquiry route can ask about the project, medium and intended role before discussing participation. Keep current contact or representation details clear. The profile can also link public performance information where appropriate, giving audiences a route to discover the work while creative collaborators have a separate, practical way to continue an introduction.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

Imagine a dancer meeting a choreographer after a performance. The shared profile provides a concise reel and current professional contact, allowing the choreographer to revisit the movement and propose a specific discussion.

Make it practical.

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