Tap dance star extraordinaire, Savion Glover, returns to Staller Center with his new show, “Bare Soundz,” an evening of pure tap. In a show that is more like a concert, Savion’s feet become instruments. Tappers Marshall Davis, Jr. and Maurice Chestnut join Savion to create an orchestra—all six feet tap without music. The concept of tapping “a cappella” is credited to The Original Hoofers, and the “improvography” is by the great tap dancer, Gregory Hines.

Savion Glover played in The Tap Dance Kid, Black and Blue, Jelly’s Last Jam, and starred and choreographed Bring in ’da Noise, Bring in ‘da Funk. More recently Savion Glover “did the feet” for the penguin Mumble in Happy Feet. Don’t miss him bringing his art to a live audience. As one reviewer exclaimed, it’s “energy, virtuosity and jaw-droppingly nifty tapping.”