Strathmore hosts high-octane tapping

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Here’s an interesting concept for a stage production: eight dancers, one musician and a construction site. The show is called “Tap Dogs,” and it’s selling out houses throughout the country.

The Dogs, as they are called by the show’s creator, Dein Perry, work their feet — and bodies — armed with steel cleats affixed to their work boots in a high-energy show that’s part rock ‘n’ roll, part tap. It’s presented Saturday in two performances at Strathmore.

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