Stepping Out,

"Stepping Out is a warm and very funny play about the lives, laughs, and loves of a group of women (and one man) attending a weekly tap-dance class in a dingy church hall.
There is ex-professional dancer Mavis (Natalie Armstrong), who runs the class; cheerfully overweight Sylvia (Michelle Lake).
Andy (Amy Astbury) a plain do-gooder with no confidence;
snobby but well meaning Vera (Una Culkin)
timid Dorothy (Christine Deane), who works in Social Security;
Maxine (Emer McCaffrey) attractive, sharp and very shrewd;
plain Lynne (Eden Riley)
Rose (Cary Jossart), just here for a good time,
Mrs Fraser, grumpy, sarcastic and intolerant,
and Geoffrey (Simon Quigg), the lone male.
As the play progresses, the class’s dancing improves to such an extent that by the climax, a grand charity show performance, they have been transformed into triumphant tappers, worthy of any chorus line