Classes

GYR8 Bellydance offers first class belly dance training from brand-new beginners to advanced students of belly dance. We are located in the charming market town of Andover, Hampshire with classes at the dance studio at The Lights Theatre. We teach a great combination of the best Middle Eastern Bellydance techniques and style. Our classes are a full body and mind workout, with your enjoyment and safety our priority.

BEGINNERS - *£6.50 per class
Each lesson is self-contained, which means you can join in at any stage of the 9 Lesson Modules and never feel left out. You will learn the basics in a range of bellydance styles as well as the use of props such a veils and canes. Each class culminates with a short, easy, fun packed dance routine that encompasses all of the elements you learn on the night.

Wednesday at The Lights 7 - 8pm

INTERMEDIATES / ADVANCED - *£6.50 per class
Fast, furious, fun and not for the faint hearted! If you want learn how to perform for family and friends or to make the step towards joining our performance troupe, then this is the class for you! Learn to develop your own choreographical ideas and contribute to group dances as you strive towards performance level. Wednesday at The Lights 8 - 9pm

Wednesday at The Lights 8 - 9pm

GYR8 BELLYDANCE - Troupe Rehearsal
If you want to know more about joining the dance troupe, please contact Pamela at class or by email.

Wednesday at The Lights 9 - 9.45pm

Beginners Lesson Modules*
Have fun practising at home by learning the Modules we use in our classes. Our Modules can be found via the drop down menu above.

• Module 1 ~ Egyptian Dreams
• Module 2 ~ Bhangra
• Module 3 ~ Persian
• Module 4 ~ Basic Veil
• Module 5 ~ Turkish
• Module 6 ~ Ghawazee
• Module 7 ~ Arabic Latin
• Module 8 ~ Basic American Tribal Style (ATS)
• Module 9 ~ Baladi Sticks

*Please note these instructions are to be used in conjunction with in-class tutelage

Questions?
If you have any questions about anything at the studio, please contact Pamela.
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