Current Classes
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If you're new to bellydance, check out our new beginner basics class. In this class you'll learn dance posture, and the basic movements all advanced movements are built upon!
If you already have dance experience, join me for our intermediate bellydance technique class, where you'll refine your skills and explore intricate movements that elevate your performance. This class focuses on precision, fluidity, and the artistry of advanced techniques, helping you to express yourself through dance like before. Whether you’re looking to enhance your stage presence, master challenging combinations, or learn new choreography. I'll guide you every step of the way. Embrace the beauty of bellydance and take your abilities to new heights!
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My current combos and choreography class focuses on learning short dance combinations, as well as extended group choreography we perform as Vagabond Caravan. Basic dance experience is required before joining. Dances are NOT specific to Egyptian Cabaret and will incorporate many dance styles I've picked up over the years. ​​​​​​
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I am hoping to add more classes soon but am waiting for the Downbeat Dance studio to open in Cary, which has been delayed multiple times. Stay tuned for more information.
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March 5th I'll be teaching a short veil entrance choreography in the Combos and Choreography class.
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Beginner Classes start March 14th!
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1 hr
18 US dollars
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18 US dollars
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What to expect
My classes are rooted in the joy of dance and the power of community. Drawing from Cabaret and Fusion bellydance styles, I guide students through movement combinations that build both technique and confidence. Each class is a space for connection—between body and music, between individuals, and within the group. We explore how movements flow together to tell a story, express emotion, and celebrate individuality. While modern Egyptian cabaret is the foundation of my style, students are encouraged to blend in other influences and their own personalities, creating a shared, supportive environment where everyone can grow, express themselves, and feel seen.
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Continuing students will have a chance to learn to play finger cymbals and dance with canes, swords, veils, fans and many other props.
What should I wear to class?
Wear comfortable attire that gives you free movement. It also helps if I can see how your legs are moving while you're learning the movements. Stretchy pants are a good option but skirts are ok if you'd rather wear one. You do not have to show your belly in class if you don't want to. Ultimately, wear what makes you comfortable.
What should I bring to class?
You don't need to bring anything. Some students may want to wear a hip scarf, but this is not required (it's fun though!).
You may also bring a notebook, something to write with, and water in a non-breakable, sealed container.
Special events/seminars may require additional props but they aren't required for general classes.
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