Incredible tap dancing - Sarah Reich
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Sarah Reich is a professionally trained tap dancer, performer and choreographer. She started at age five to dance tap. When she was 12 years old, she danced salsa in clubs with her sister. Then she mixed the tap steps with the popular salsa and merenguesteps.   She has competed on So You Think You Can Dance as a member of Chloe Arnold's Syncopated Ladies, they won the eleventh season's dance crew battle, and she performed in the eighth season with Jason Samuels Smith Tap Co. Sarah is best known as a featured artist for Postmodern Jukebox, touring the U.S. and Europe in both 2015 and 2016. On her Instagram, she posts regular tap class videos of herself and her successful career has led to a large following of 52,000 people!  Sarah is developing new, and exciting works with her company Tap Music Productions, including her debut Tap Jazz Album titled New Change. She hopes this is just the beginning as she said "I want to be the first tap dancer to win a Grammy Award!".

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Cairde Collaborations - Shy Guy's Serve
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Cairde Collaborations - Shy Guy's Serve

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