All classes are 55 minutes long, and are $60 for a six-week series or $12 drop-in. There are discounts for multiple classes per week. Visit the registration page for more information on how to join a class.

Classes begin promptly on the hour. Please, out of respect for your classmates, and for your body which needs a proper warm-up, do not join in if more than 15 minutes late. See make-up policies on the registration page.

Students will need to purchase high quality student finger cymbals (zills), which can be found at Saroyan Mastercrafts--either Afghanis or Grecians are recommended. For more information on finger cymbals, visit the FAQ.

All classes are women only. Non-disruptive children are welcome to sit off to the side or in the hall during class.

We look forward to dancing with you!
-Shay

Level 2b
Thursdays 8:30-9:30pm

The Tribal All Request Hour!
Thursday nights will be jammin'!

Join us for this unique class, designed to give tribal bellydancers a chance to put our vocabulary into action by exploring and drilling formations and staging concepts. The first part of class will be a by-request technique breakdown, so bring thoughts on what moves or combos you want to explore! Then the rest of class will be learning a formation or stage concept and then dancing dancing dancing. This is a great companion to the Level 1 class preceding it, to really dig into the dance and get into your body for an evening.

Bring your questions, your finger cymbals, and your desire to work and play together!

Drop-ins are a mere $10. Not sure if this class is for you? Try it the first time for free for half price--only $5 to try it on for size!

Please note: Students must have some basic ATS experience, though students will gain the most from this class with some Level 2 experience in Sharon's classes, or taking Level 2 concurrently.

Level 3
Mondays 8:00-9:00pm

This class is by instructor permission only.

This class gives you the tools to really push your dance to the next level. Emphasis on intermediate explorations, including inFusion-specific vocabulary and skills, strengthening and flexibility, refined technique, layering, and building on communal tribal movement vocabularies. We will explore more advanced group dynamics, formations, and transitions. Special topics may include floor-work, props, balancing skills, solos, and choreography.

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