Aurélien Lehmann tasted the pleasures of the stage from childhood, as a crank turner in his father's belle-époque cabaret "Les Orgues de Roubaix". He started tap dancing at the age of 15 and taught himself, equipped with a metronome, a board and a simple pair of shoes. He discovered a real passion for this dance, nourished by his taste for American cinema (Fred Astaire, Rita Hayworth, etc.) as well as his musical (piano) and sports (rugby, which he played for 13 years ) . A graduate of Sciences Po, he lived for two years in the middle of a sedentary gypsy family in Croatia and learned the Serbo-Croatian language and the accordion. From 2012 to 2017 he taught Modern Literature at the Catholic University of Lille as a part-time professor. At the same time, he became known as a singer with his humorous songs that have accumulated millions of views on the internet. His passion for Tap Dance caught up with him when he attended Savion Glover's show at the Théâtre de la Ville in 2012. In 2017, he founded Tap Dance Paris and created his first tap shows (Back to Tap, Le Very Tap Show, etc.). As a solo tap dancer, he has participated in numerous prestigious productions and events in France and Europe (Le Noël des Cathédrales, by director Luc Petit, Les Parisiennes at the Folies Bergère, Airbus Awards for Excellence, etc.). He has collaborated extensively with musicians from the Parisian jazz scene. In 2022, he caused a sensation by creating the show "TAP VIRTUOSO" in duo with pianist François-René Duchâble at the Théâtre du Châtelet. It is the first time that this legendary stage, temple of musical comedy, hosts a solo tap show. Invited by many media, Aurélien Lehmann embodies the revival of tap dance in France. His video clip "Tap Virtuoso" won around fifteen international awards. His international notoriety gives him the opportunity to give his first concerts abroad. Aurélien Lehmann currently offers four shows on tour: Tap Virtuoso (tap & classical), Rhythm On Fire in duo with pianist Pierre-Yves Plat, " À la Table des Dieux " in duo with Franck Monbaylet and Soul Feet in jazz quartet.