
Little Egypt
flights have been canceled. We have been informed that even flights
from Cairo to Europe have been canceled. We fear that since there isn't
an exact date as to when the skies will be clear and safe again for
travel, it is in everyone's best interest to go ahead and cancel the
event, Stars of Spring, scheduled for April 30-May 2nd, 2010. It is a
big risk continuing to wait and not fair to everyone involved.
We will be issuing refunds to those that have already paid for the
event. Please allow 7-10 days for these to be processed.
If you have already booked airline tickets to attend this event, we are
willing to give store credit equaling to the amount of any fees you are
charged with to have your reservations changed to attend another event.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or
concerns.
214-707-6289
I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Sincerely,
Dee Dee
Stars of Spring
Nour

Nour, a native Russian, is very famous in Egypt, appearing on TV, in films, video clips, and charity concerts. She teaches Oriental dance, Egyptian Raqs Sharqi, Veil dance, Tabla, Halieegy, Melaya, Saidi, Asaya. Visit http://www.nour-orientaldance.com/
Khaled Mahmoud

Khaled began dancing at parties and weddings in Cairo when he was just seven years old. Now based in London, Khaled travels the globe for workshops and shows. Visit http://www.khaled-goldenhips.co.uk/
Osama Emam

Osama Emam is a Teacher and Director of the Kaoumeya Troupe for folkoloric dance. He performs at many festivals all over the world. Ousama also has his own Egyptian folkloric dance group called “Layali El Sharq” Visit http://www.ousamaemam.dances.it/
LuLu
Lulu Sabongi is Brazilian, born in Sao Paulo. In 1983 Lulu began her studies in Oriental Dance with the Armenian dancer Madeleine Iskandarian (Shahrazad). In 1986 in her first trip to the United States she met Ibrahim Farah and took private classes with him. In 1989 she started her career as a teacher and without planning it was born what later would turn out to be the best belly dance school in the country. Today it counts with seven teachers and approximately five hundred students. The school is exclusively focused to oriental dance. in may 2002 Lulu opened her new dance studio (O Harem) in Itu, Sao Paulo State, with capacity for more than 600 students. Visit http://www.lulusabongi.com/english.php On Saturday, she will teach "Using movement to create magic on the stage (learn how to use traveling steps and arabesques to set to mood of your dance create magic". On Sunday, she will teach "Getting Hip effects without effort ( A new approach on how to direct your hip movements for all shimmies)".
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