Kaylee Eorgan

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Hometown: St. Petersburg, Florida

Favorite O'Mara Floor: 3′ x 3′ Folding Travel Board: Maple Tap + Irish, Sprung Dance Floor

Kaylee Eorgan

Dance Style: Tap

Biography

Born and raised in St. Petersburg Florida, Kaylee has trained in several styles of dance including tap, jazz, ballet, lyrical, hip-hop, musical theater, and contemporary. Considering tap is her main focus, she had trained with many top industry choreographers including but not limited to Jason Samuels Smith, Ted Levy, Michelle Dorrance, and Barbara Duffy. In her dance career, Kaylee has competed and choreographed several tap pieces all receiving high accolades at both regional and national level conventions and competitions. Kaylee has attended several intensives including Syncopate Tap Intensive, New Jersey Tap Festival, DC Tap Festival, Tampa Bay Tap Festival, and American Tap Festival to expand her knowledge and training. Kaylee was also chosen and assisted as a “Pro Reveler” with Revel Dance Convention for three consecutive years. This is Kaylee’s 6th season teaching tap to kids of all ages in the Tampa Bay area focusing on choreography, workshop, and technique classes.

Why is Sprung Flooring important to you?

Sprung Flooring is important to me to not only provide pristine sound quality, but to also keep my joints and body safe and healthy.

Why do you love O'Mara Sprung Floors?

I love O’Mara Sprung Floors because they truly provide a sound quality unlike any other. As a tap dancer, you want to be heard, recognized, and appreciated for the music you create for the world’s ear to hear. I would not want to dance, train, and practice on anything but O’Mara Floors.

Career Highlights

Some career highlights I’d like to share are assisting for Revel Dance Convention for three years, receiving 2nd overall at Radix dance convention with my senior year tap solo, and receiving choreography awards on my groups, solos, duos, and trios I have choreographed for my students.