Looking for dance classes in the city? Here’s how you can save big on your next Toronto hip hop or tap dance classes! Click the image TODAY to learn more.
http://www.ShawnByfield.com/sale.htm
– Shawn B
Looking for dance classes in the city? Here’s how you can save big on your next Toronto hip hop or tap dance classes! Click the image TODAY to learn more.
http://www.ShawnByfield.com/sale.htm
– Shawn B
Inspired from watching So You Think You Can Dance (Canada) and Dancing With The Stars? Want to learn to look like a pro dancer?
Here’s a question: If you’ve never danced before, and have no formal training, what style of dance would you most like to learn and why?
I specialize in tap dance and hip hop dance, but would love to learn tango. Such a passionate and dynamic art form!
Leave your comments and share your thoughts here…
– Shawn Byfield
Toronto tap dance and hip hop dance lovers,
Shawn here. Introducing: My new and improved dance class website! It’s definitely much easier for you to use, go take a look:
You’ll notice right away that the look and feel are still the same…
Read more at Shawn Byfield’s Anyone Can Dance Blog
Here’s an article from the Toronto Star I was featured in 2007. Click the image to see a bigger version.
I just read it again, great write up of what I was doing at the time. 🙂 Not too fond of the thumbnail photo they used, but oh well! A thank you to Susan Walker for the interview.
Now, come and tap dance with me and my friends!
– Shawn B

For many performers in the dance industry, the word AUDITION can bring feelings of excitement, clarity and a world of opportunity. For others, it can bring feelings of anxiousness, confusion and unnecessary tension.
Like it or not, dance auditions are a way of life as a performer. But unfortunately, many dancers are NOT prepared for the moment that could potentially change their income, their way of life, and their happiness and passion toward their craft.
If you’re heading to a dance audition soon, use these 4 tips to ace your next audition, and gain an unfair advantage over the others in the room:
Remember, you are there to GET A JOB. Wouldn’t it make sence to put your best foot forward?
Yes, you always want to encourage others. Show the panel you are one they want to work with, and you’re supportive of your peers. But don’t forget: the more prepared you are, the better the outcome.
About The Author:
Shawn Byfield (www.ShawnByfield.com) is an award winning choreographer, show director and a leading expert in dance lessons and industry advice. His extremely fun approach to learning is a must for anyone looking to achieve their highest potential through dance.