Awards:
2005:
Present: Amira Jamal, Johara’s Snake Dance Theatre, Melina of Daughters of Rhea, Najmat
Present: MAVI Dance
1998-present: Most notable workshops attended: Suhaila Salimpour, Suzanna Del Vecchio,
Carolena Nerricio, Mona El Seid, Farida Siedi, Mohammad Monir, Raqia Hassan,
and Rhea of Daughters of Rhea
1999-2000: Middle Eastern dance at Daughters of Rhea, Piper Hunt,
1997-1999: Middle Eastern dance with a focus in Turkish, Egyptian, and American Tribal,
Dancers Supporting Dancers,
1985-1991: Jazz, and Tap,
Teaching and Workshop Experience
2006: Beginner Belly Dance Classes,
2006: Beginner Belly Dance Workshop, Karma Yoga Studio,
2006: Belly Dance Class, Wellbridge Health Spa,
2006: Beginner Belly Dance, The Dance Complex,
2000-2005: Co-Director of Egyptian Sun Productions,
2005: Beginner Middle Eastern Dance,
1999-2005: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Middle Eastern dance,
2004: Beginner/Teen Middle Eastern Dance, SEMO Limited Inc.,
2004: Workshop at Artscape, Beginner Belly dance,
2004: Workshop at the
1999-2000: Beginner/Teen Middle Eastern Dance, YMCA youth programs,
Solo/Restaurant Performances:
2005-Present: The Karoun Restaurant, Newton, MA; The Sahara Club, Methuen, MA;
The Middle East, Cambridge, MA
2005: Ahlan wa Sahlan Festival, Cairo, Egypt
2003-2005:
2004-2005: Amer's Cafe, Overlea, MD
2004-2005: Mem Sahib Rockville,
2004-2005: Mem Sahib Baltimore,
2005: Zeeba Lounge,
2004-2005:
2004: Turkish Students Association,
2004:
2003-2005: Red Maple, "Shanta",
2003-2005: The Five Seasons,
Egyptians Sun Troupe Performances:
2004-2005: The Royal, Third Sunday of every month,
2004: Rhythm Festival,
2004: Artscape Festival,
2003, 2004: Rakkasah East,
2003-Present: Shriver Hall at
2003-2005: The Ottobar,
2003-2004: The Talking Head Club,
Media Appearances:
2006: New England Belly Dance Newsletter, Cover picture,
2005, 2006: Fernandito's Hideaway, WBNN, TV interview and performance,
2005:
2005:
2005: NRP's The Signal, interview
2004:
2004:
2003-2004: "Belly dancing Club at JHU Enjoys Shaking Things Up," article in the
Johns Hopkins Newsletter