Kelley Beeston - Kalash Tribal
FatChance® style belly dance
CINZIA DI CIOCCIO
Master Teacher and Dancer of Tribal Bellydance and Vintage-Retro & Chic Tribal bellydance Master Teacher Gypsy Caravan Tribal Bellydance ™ Cinzia has devoted herself to Tribal Bellydance since 2005 and up to 2013 was significantly known for her work with the dance company Les Soeurs Tribales, of which she was a founding member. Currently she teaches and performs as a solo dancer in her Vintage and Chic Tribal Bellydance guise and with the Gypsy Caravan Dance Company International and Caravan Project Italia and has formed a new Tribe called D-QU’s Tribe in collaboration with Asif Qu. She is also running a Tribal Bellydance/Fusion Teacher training program in Italy.
Serendipity Workshops
All participants are welcome to join Cinzia in any or all of her 3 yoga sessions
Morning Kundalini Shakti yoga
Saturday and Sunday
8.45 - 9.15
Reconnect with your deepest essence, express your creative power, and your femininity. What to bring: A yoga mat, a pillow, and a blanket for extra comfort.
Evening Yin & Restorative Yoga
Saturday 16.15 - 16.45
Practice to relax and nourish after the dance. Please bring yoga mat, blanket and a cushion for extra comfort
Dance With the Sacred Feminine Runes
9.30 - 11.00 Saturday
This workshop combines dance and divination, as the dance will be inspired by the Runes that will be picked up in the moment. After understanding its significance, with Cinzia’s help, the dancers will use this inspiration energy to form a dance routine for a SHOWBACK on Saturday night.
All About Assuit
09.30 - 11.00 Sunday
Assuit is an Egyptian textile featuring a single-stitch embroidery technique that uses metal strips to create patterns on a cotton tulle fabric. Named after the city of Asyut in Upper Egypt where it was traded, this "tulle bi telli" (net with metal) was originally made for the tourist market during the 19th century, gaining popularity in the West around the 1920s. While its use in modern Egyptian clothing is minimal, it remains highly valued in the belly dance community for its unique shimmering appearance and historical connection to Egyptian culture. In this workshop we will explore the story of this amazing fabric, with examples in real life. Bring your own assuit if you own any!