Sumerian Nights

You can expect to be transformed to another place and time, ancient Arabia specifically.
Your audience will be dazzled and thrilled!

I was born in a refugee camp in Saudi Arabia during desert storm war. My family came to the states when I was only 3 years old. Despite growing up in the states, I’ve always been deeply connected to my family’s Iraqi heritage.

I started belly dancing when I was in kindergarten. Watching VHS tapes of Egyptian belly dancers my parents kept in their room, I’d mimic their moves and gestures.
My mother started noticing I had a natural talent for it when I’d belly dance at birthday parties and weddings, and she’d call me over to show my moves to her friends.

Over time, I’ve developed my own style of bellydance, incorporating elements of traditional Iraqi dance into it to create a Sumerian-esque hair belly dance.
I’ve never taken classes or trained, I am completely self taught.

I use a fog machine, lights are up to the venue. I have my own music that I bring, but I also take requests