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Utilizes the movements and rhythm of particular animals; often found in pantomime and children's productions.

Performed in wooden shoes, featuring tapping and sliding, originating from a region in France.

A comedic solo or duo dance featuring exaggerated movements and humorous gestures.

Graceful and romantic partner dance from the Waltz family, with long, flowing movements.

Derived from Latin American social dances; known for its sensuality and lively rhythms.

Features stiff upper body and fast, intricate footwork; often performed to traditional Irish music.

Characterized by precise, quick tap sounds; focuses on rhythm and musicality.

Emotional and expressive; movements are often used to convey the mood of the music or narrative.

Characterized by its hand-held fans, elaborate dresses, and intricate footwork.

Incorporates ballet, modern, and jazz; often seen in the works of Bob Fosse and Jerome Robbins.

A rhythmic and expressive style that combines elements of African dance with modern and jazz influences.

Casual street dance that evolved into a performance style; common in shows like 'Hamilton'.

Features high-energy movements, kicks, and leaps; commonly set to upbeat songs.

Elegant and fluid with an emphasis on storytelling; utilizes techniques from the concert dance form.