Under the direction of Peggy McCaslin, DBC Tap Connection was formed prior to 2000 to provide advanced tap dancers an opportunity to perform professionally choreographed tap numbers. The DBC Tap Connection has been invited and selected to dance in several performances and have been featured numerous times at the National Tap Dance Day. Noted for their smooth style and precisional technique, "The ballet influence showed up in New York performance by Dallas Ballet Center Tap Connection. In glittering tops and hats six fluid and slinky dancers made Frank Sinatra's "Let's Face the Music and Dance" and "New York, New York" fresh - Katie Powell was particularly engaging" (Dallas Morning News, May 26, 2002 - Margaret Putnam).

Advanced students interested in becoming a member of the DBC Tap Connection must meet tap technique criteria and attend the audition classes. Students will be notified as to when the auditions are in their technique classes.