Stacey Lizette Wuest
Belly Dance Series Classes (aka Oriental Dance, Middle Eastern Dance, or Raks Sharqi) is studied, practiced and performed throughout the world. It is a beautiful dance form that expresses both the instrumentation and the emotion of Middle Eastern based music. A dancer's performance incorporates her/his own personality, emotion, dance technique, muscular isolation and grace (and sometimes props or finger cymbals) to create a unique performance. Stacey is a professional belly dancer Level III certified in the Suhaila Salimpour format and currently located in Austin, Texas.
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Elisa Rodriquez
Andalusi Dance
Elizabeth began dancing ballet at age 15, and at age 19 she studied and performed in several ballets with the Ballet Austin dance company. She discovered Flamenco and after graduating from The University of Texas in Austin, she moved to Seville, Spain where she perfected Flamenco for seven years. There she also discovered Integral Yoga and Belly dancing and performed in several Moroccan establishments. Elizabeth noticed the important influences of Belly dance as well as Spanish dance and began incorporating the two dance forms in her own choreography.She toured Canada in 2003, as the guest Flamenco soloist in "Spain Meets Canada II" under the direction of Kari Alba. She taught several intensive Flamenco workshops and realized that teaching beginner students was not only rewarding, but it also influenced her to create another way of teaching Flamenco without wearing shoes and aggravating the joints.
   Elizabeth holds her Pilates mat certification with Polestar Education and has now created the Andalusi Dance Class, which combines Pilates, Belly dance and Flamenco to promote health through movement.    | Website |