Safe dance practice, strength and flexibility

Is a multi-award winning belly dancer, and is the founder of Greenstone Belly Dance. Her love of music is equaled only by her love of movement, making belly dance her perfect match. Siobhan Camille takes a particular interest in the health, strength and performance of dancers, as she is not only a professional belly dancer, but also an exercise scientist. She conducted the first ever peer-reviewed scientific research concerning injury incidence in belly dancers, and has a decade of experience working with athletes and dancers across the globe, helping them to recover from injury and improve their performance.

Zara Dance is a much loved international belly dancer based in the Cairo, Egypt and also London, UK. She is a dynamic dancer who is half Egyptian and half English. Zara has stared in various music videos and bollywood films. Most recently, in Egypt, she starred in a Film along side famous shabbi singer Shaaban Abdel Rahim and in a Ramadan special TV drama featuring Dina and Haifa Web. Her dancing has taken her around the world – Zara has performed not only in the UK and Egypt but also vast amounts of East Africa including: Kenya (in both Nairobi and Mobassa) and Tanzania (in both Dar Es Salaam and Zanzibar). Other countries she has worked in include Pakistan and Malta.

Zara is a much loved bellydance teacher – with regular sell out workshops across the world and her famous YouTube Show: Yalla Nor2os. Specializing in Egyptian: Baladi, Raqs Sarqi, Oriental, Fellahine, Saidi she is particularly loved for her Shaabi and Fego street dancing style.

In addition to dance Zara enjoys Salsa, make-up and nail art and also Physics. Zara studied physics for 10 years in the UK’s top universities and has a PhD in Quantum Optics and Laser Physics making her a Doctor.

https://www.zaradance.com/

Lenka Badriyah is a dancer from the Czech Republic, now teaching regularly in Belgium. She is known for her Golden Era Raqs Sharqi dances, recreations, and unique teaching.

She has been a dance teacher for more than 15 years while constantly studying the dance form and performing in several dance troupes. Badriyah also performed for 10 years alongside Jillina in Bellydance Evolution, both as a lead dancer and troupe dancer, performing in more than 60 shows in Japan, Taiwan, Morocco, Australia, the United States and other countries. Badriyah is the organizer of the Kan Zaman festival and the Leylet Raqs festival.

Badriyah is passionate about Raqs Sharqi and its history. She loves to study legendary Egyptian dancers, and perform so-called Golden Era Bellydance. Badriyah is a collector of vintage items depicting Golden Era legends. Her collection includes more than 400 items, such as postcards, vinyl records, posters, magazines, and very rare items such as signed photos of Samia Gamal, vinyl records with the voice of Badia Masabni, original photo print of Shafiqa El Koptiya, and a billboard with Samia Gamal. To share all this content with the dance community, Badriyah created an online museum on her website and now she is renovating a space to build an actual Raqs Sharqi Museum in Belgium.

In her daily job, Lenka is a space weather application scientist and science communicator. She focuses on one of the space safety projects by the European Space Agency, and she leads an educational project for blind and visually impaired children.

www.badriyahbellydance.com