DANVILLE, KY -- Tap Dogs, a sizzling, high-energy dance troupe based in Australia, will come to the Norton Center for the Arts Tuesday, Dec. 7, for an 8 p.m. performance. Norton Center patrons will find the contemporary, athletic dancing style reminiscent of Stomp, which sold-out three performances last year.

Dubbed by the British press as "testosterone tap," Tap Dogs features six guys dancing and dominating the stage. They perform in jeans and T-shirts -- and boxer shorts when their on stage spinning and slamming gets them hot.

Dein Perry, co-founder of the troupe, won an Olivier Award in London for outstanding choreography in his 1995 show, Hot Shoe Shuffle, and he launched Tap Dogs that same year.

A limited number of tickets remain available. Visit or call the Norton Center box office at 606-236-4692 or toll-free 1-877-HIT-SHOW.

The Norton Center for the Arts is a regional performing arts center which annually brings to Centre College a series of important musical groups, Broadway shows, individual performances, and other works from the performing arts. For a complete series schedule and subscription information visit the Norton Center website.

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For tickets or additional information:

Norton Center box office, 606-236-4692 or toll-free 1-877-HIT-SHOW.

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Centre College
600 W. Walnut Street
Danville, KY 40422