Click here to add text.The Ancient Art of Belly Dance with Alizah
Discover your inner Goddess! Belly dance has a long and colorful history, and draws its roots from both folkloric dance and ancient Goddess spirituality. It is an excellent way to get to know your body and your self. Belly dance movements - including airy, graceful veil work; sinuous, snaky undulations; and sharp, staccato hip work - work in harmony with the body to enhance flexibility, develop stamina and strength, and improve posture. For women of all shapes, sizes, ages, and life experience
About Alizah:
Alizah (Amy Smith) has studied, taught, and performed belly dance for the past ten years. She has studied with the area’s best dancers, including Naharin, Za-Beth, Phaedra, Amira Jamal, and The Goddess Dancing. Alizah performs regularly at the Middle East Restaurant in Cambridge and the Athenian Corner in Lowell. She was a member of the Blue Moon Zar Gypsies, where she performed in the International Festival and Portsmouth First Night. Most recently she was a member of The Goddess Dancing, for which she taught classes in Cambridge and Concord, and danced in several showcase performances. She publishes a magazine and Website for the New England Middle-Eastern dance community.
See her site here for further information:
