DeWitt Fleming
DeWitt Fleming Jr. is a world renowned Tap Dancer. He has toured the world as a featured tap dancer with Riverdance, Cirque Du Soliel, danced with Grammy award wining artist Alicia Keys, Wynton Marsalis, Bobby McFerrin, and was featured on the HBO Emmy Award winning show
Boardwalk Empire. New York Times says he is a "non stop source of rhythmic variety and surprise...sparks seem to fly from those shoes!" Dewitt has taught all over the world and has choreographed for numerous productions. Some favorite roles include Daddy Bates in NY City Center's
The Tap Dance Kid, Jelly Roll Morton in the National Black Theater Festival's production of
Jelly's Last Jam, where he was the tap choreographer as well, Simon in
Jesus Christ Superstar, and Ozzie in
The Scottsboro Boys. DeWitt also made history by releasing the first jazz album recorded live at Dizzy's Club Jazz at Lincoln Center with tap dancing; Sax and Taps INTERSPLOSION! (Live at Dizzy's Club).
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