Indian Fusion Bellydance | Saturday

Class Description

Indian Fusion Bellydance – A Two-Class Journey with Sarah Offered for the first time ever! Step into a sacred dance journey with Sarah in this special two-class series, where the grace of Indian classical and semi-classical traditions meets the expressive fluidity of fusion bellydance. Rooted in devotion and the soul’s longing for beauty, these workshops are an offering—an exploration of movement as prayer, posture as poetry, and dance as a path to transcendence. This series offers an elegant fusion of Indian dance aesthetics and fusion bellydance vocabulary, weaving together intricate gestures, temple-style elements, and flowing transitions that emphasize grace, devotion, and artistry. Through sequences inspired by temple dance, you’ll embody refined postures and expressive movement that radiate presence and intention. Sarah shares her experience and training in classical Indian and semi-classical with reverence, blending traditions with the contemporary to create a style that is both grounded and ethereal. INFORMATION: - Open Level. Some experience with bellydance is recommended. - 12 to 1:30pm - Moss Studios Amazon Parking: Parking on Evans Street can be tricky, alt parking can be found on Albert Street or Lygon St Please allow 5 - 10 minutes to find parking ABOUT YOUR FACILITATOR SARAH MOULTON: Sarah, the director of Alyasati Fusion Bellydance School is a dedicated lifelong dancer who trained intensively in Classical Ballet and Contemporary dance before she found her love in Fusion Bellydance, inspired by the dances from the MENAHT region, India as well as being influenced by western dances such as hip hop, flamenco & contemporary dance. Over the last 11 years of devoted practice, she has found Fusion Bellydance has naturally become the platform for her soul and artistic expression, allowing her to explore emotions and archetypes within herself. Sarah also is passionate about Classical Indian dance and how the artistic nuances can be integrated into Fusion Bellydance which sees her regularly travelling to India for intensive training in both classical and folk dances. She has taught workshops, intensives and performed in New Caledonia, India & various Bellydance Festivals & Music Festivals around Australia