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SOUTH of the
River in AUSTIN,
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Jeanette
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(512) 441-4645
jeanette-tx@juno.com
Full Moon Studio
409 Tilbury Lane |
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Lucila's Dance Studio |
1700 South Lamar
(512)416-8800
lucila@luciladance.com
www.luciladance.com
Lucila Velez, owner and director of Lucila
Dance Productions, draws from ballet, Flamenco and Latin American Dance
background and has twenty years of Middle Eastern Dance performances and
instruction experience. Lucila combines traditional and contemporary
teaching with exciting choreography that has appeal for a variety of
audiences.Come
visit the boutique for all your dance and gift needs (including lots of
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Please check Lucila's web site at
www.luciladance.com for current class schedule and prices.
Lucila offers classes in Belly Dance, Salsarobics, Creative
Movement for Kids, Salsa/Merengue, Flamenco, and Doumbek Drum Basics |
Michelle |
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Michelle Sefcik
512-587-6968
www.pin-upbellydance.com
CLASS LOCATION:
Lucila's Dance Studio
1700 South Lamar
Austin, TX
STYLES TAUGHT:
Tribal Fusion stylization with an emphasis on technique
and
Pin-up Bellydance. Michelle teaches her signature
style of incorporating the glamour, poses, and facial
expressions of the pinup girls of the 40’s and 50’s into her
Tribal Fusion style
LEVELS TAUGHT:
Beginner to Intermediate
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DANCE BACKGROUND:
Michelle’s love for dance started at the age of six when she
began participation in ballet and tap classes. She became
interested in bellydance when her mother enrolled in a
bellydance class in the 70's–and with her background in
anthropology, the study of ethnic dance seemed to be a natural
progression. Michelle has studied the art of bellydance for six
years including Suhaila Salimpour technique (Level I certified),
various forms of Tribal Bellydance, and Egyptian Cabaret. She
has also supplemented her knowledge of dance and movement by
taking Bharata Natyam and yoga classes.
After years of intensive study of different forms of
bellydance and a year-and-a-half of assisting her former dance
partner Tashar's class, Michelle started teaching Tribal Fusion
classes in Austin, Texas.
DANCE PHILOSOPHY:
Michelle believes that mastering and drilling safe, solid
technique allows a dancer to focus on stage presentation and
communication with one’s audience.
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Stacey Lizette |
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Stacey Lizette
(512) 924-RAKS
www.staceylizette.net
CLASS LOCATION:
Mondays 7:30 - 8:30pm
Tapestry
Dance Studio
2302 Western Trails Blvd.
Tuesdays 7:00 - 8:00pm
and 8:15 - 9:30pm
Niaspace
3212 South Congress Ave.
STYLES TAUGHT:
Technique is applicable to all styles of bellydance.
Choreographies and dance combinations may be folkloric,
American, Egyptian, or Lebanese influenced.
LEVELS TAUGHT:
Beginner to Advanced
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DANCE BACKGROUND:
Stacey began studying bellydance in
1995. In 2001, she
was introduced to Suhaila Salimpour’s format and has been hooked
ever since.
Certified Level I in 2001, Level II in 2002, and most recently
Level III in 2008; Stacey is currently pursuing her
Level IV and V certification.
She enjoys cross training in other physical pursuits such
as ballet, jazz, Pilates, weight training, running and yoga.
She has attended numerous bellydance workshops throughout the
years with instructors from around the world:
Momo Kadous, Randa Kamel, Yasmina of Cairo, Aida Nour, Mo
Geddawi, Farida Fahme, Jillina, Magda & Atef Farag, Aziza,
Bozenka, Delilah, and many others.
DANCE PHILOSOPHY:
The most inspiring
performances fuse strong technique with personal style, passion,
honesty and inventiveness. Bellydance as art is a lifelong
pursuit and an ongoing personal process.
STUDENT TROUPE or DANCE OPPORTUNITIES: Annual student
recitals and periodic dance opportunities for group
performances.
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Z-Helene |
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Please see Z-Helene's web site for information about
current classes and performances at
www.zhelene.com. |
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