Well as increase overall flexibility and coordination.
At Egyptian Dance Norwich, we offer classes that cater to dancers of all levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners. Our classes focus on teaching the authentic techniques and movements of Egyptian dance, while also incorporating elements of modern fusion styles.
Led by Kay Wheatley, an experienced dancer and teacher, our classes provide a supportive and inclusive environment for students to learn and grow. Kay is dedicated to sharing her passion for Egyptian dance and helping students discover the joy and beauty of this art form.
Classes are held at various locations in Norwich, including The Norman Centre, The Garage, and Rackheath Pavilion. Each class is designed to provide a comprehensive dance experience, combining graceful and elegant movements with powerful hip movements to create a captivating and mesmerising performance.
In addition to learning the art of belly dancing, our classes offer numerous benefits. Dancing is a great way to have fun while exercising, increasing stamina, flexibility, and overall body awareness. It also provides an opportunity to connect with others, form friendships, build confidence, and aid relaxation.
Whether you are a complete beginner or an experienced dancer looking to enhance your skills, Egyptian Dance Norwich welcomes you to join our vibrant community. For more information, you can contact Kay Wheatley via email or phone, or visit our website to submit a message.
Kay is a passionate dancer and teacher who has been involved in Egyptian dance for over 20 years. Her love for the music and dance moves led her to join a dance class and eventually start teaching her own class over 10 years ago. She continues to refine her technique and understanding of Egyptian dance through regular classes, workshops, and trips to Egypt. These trips not only allow her to update her dance skills but also provide inspiration from the birthplace of this art form and its rich cultural history.
Egyptian dance, commonly known as bellydance, is considered to be one of the oldest forms of dance. It celebrates the body and its natural movements, regardless of shape, size, or age. The dance emphasises the relaxed isolations of the torso and the articulation of the hips, engaging the muscles of the entire body to build balance, stability, and coordination. Egyptian dance is a beautiful and feminine dance form that combines traditional techniques with modern fusion styles, creating a unique and captivating performance.
