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Tap ensemble in Myrtle Beach brings adults back to dance after decades
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· October 5, 2026
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Key points This teacher, Michele Selvanto-Kowalski, has been instructing students of all ages at the Coastal Dance Center since moving from New Jersey in 2014. The group, made up of adults who stepped away from tap dancing for careers and family, is led by a teacher with over 45 years of experience.
From Myrtle Beach, S.C.: A tap ensemble is bringing adults back to dance after decades away. The group, made up of adults who stepped away from tap dancing for careers and family, is led by a teacher with over 45 years of experience. This teacher, Michele Selvanto-Kowalski, has been instructing students of all ages at the Coastal Dance Center since moving from New Jersey in 2014.
The adults in her classes have impressed and inspired her, showing great passion for tap dancing. This enthusiasm led to the creation of a group called the Carolina Rhythm Tap Ensemble, specifically for adults. Further details about the ensemble and its activities are available from the source.
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Published: October 5, 2026 ·
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