Boy And Man Are On Stage And What Happens Next Will Blow Your Mind!

At the 2011 D.C. Tap Festival, Justin M. Lewis, a talented tap dance choreographer, joined forces with his six-year-old student, Luke Spring, for a remarkable performance. Known as a dance prodigy, Luke brought an impressive level of energy and talent to the stage.

Dressed in coordinated outfits of white button-downs, black pants, and black ties, the two began their routine with a friendly handshake that set the tone for their engaging performance. As they danced, they showcased their skills in a unique call-and-response segment, where each took turns responding to the other’s movements in a rhythmic dialogue.

While Luke’s youthful exuberance often took center stage, the performance highlighted the strong teamwork and connection between the experienced teacher and his young protégé. The audience cheered enthusiastically for a joyful blend of skill, creativity, and the pure love of dance that made the performance truly memorable.

Justin M. Lewis and Luke Spring have been a dynamic teacher-student duo in tap dancing since they began training together in 2009. Their partnership has blossomed over the years.

It is reported that Justin discovered his passion for dance at just 5 years old after watching the 1989 film Tap with his grandfather. He has earned numerous awards for his choreography, including a nomination for “Best Tap Routine of the Year” in 2014. Additionally, his work was featured at the “Young Choreographers Festival” in 2015, among other prestigious events.

Luke is from Ashburn, Virginia and is recognized as one of North America’s top dancers. He found his love for dance early on, inspired by visits to his older sisters’ dance studio. With his talent and hard work, we can expect this promising star to continue shining brightly in the future.