JANE WASS
A professional dancer and teacher since 2002, who has developed an individual style of dance: rooted in traditional Egyptian dance but with a modern, global aesthetic, sometimes with a hint of spanish and jazz from other dance journeys, and combining a subtle yet fluidly powerful technique along with a deep connection to the music and the emotions.
'Divinely feminine'
'You are an inspiration as a dancer and teacher. Your face lights up when you dance'
'Entrancing'
MAZAZIK DANCE
Dance as a regular escape.
Dance for wellbeing and physical fitness.
Dance to learn more about the world.
Dance to meet others with the same passion for dance, music and travel.
Read more here MAZAZIK - Classes /Workshops
'The best workshop in my life ever was with you at camp doing beledi - still get the warm glows thinking of the magical time we all had'
' Without your fantastic teaching methods, encouragement and vision(s), I would not be the dancer I am'
' Thank you so much for the Egypt experience. It was life changing'
Find out more here about monthly internet classes
DANCE IN YOUR OWN HOME buy here
A professional dancer and teacher since 2002, who has developed an individual style of dance: rooted in traditional Egyptian dance but with a modern, global aesthetic, sometimes with a hint of spanish and jazz from other dance journeys, and combining a subtle yet fluidly powerful technique along with a deep connection to the music and the emotions.
'Divinely feminine'
'You are an inspiration as a dancer and teacher. Your face lights up when you dance'
'Entrancing'
MAZAZIK DANCE
Dance as a regular escape.
Dance for wellbeing and physical fitness.
Dance to learn more about the world.
Dance to meet others with the same passion for dance, music and travel.
Read more here MAZAZIK - Classes /Workshops
'The best workshop in my life ever was with you at camp doing beledi - still get the warm glows thinking of the magical time we all had'
' Without your fantastic teaching methods, encouragement and vision(s), I would not be the dancer I am'
' Thank you so much for the Egypt experience. It was life changing'
Find out more here about monthly internet classes
DANCE IN YOUR OWN HOME buy here
For full details click here MAZAZIK DANCE - Classes /Workshops
REGULAR CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
resuming in 2019
York - Monday 14 January
Leeds - Tuesday 15 January
Manchester -* Sunday 27 January
* we'll be back to Saturdays in February
REGULAR CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
resuming in 2019
York - Monday 14 January
Leeds - Tuesday 15 January
Manchester -* Sunday 27 January
* we'll be back to Saturdays in February
BOOKING NOW
Saturday 19 January - launch of Emotionality project in York.
Tickets available to regular Mazazik dancers only.
Dance workshops in Luxor, Egypt - February - tbc
20 to 27 May - Spring into Summer MOT in Turkeyu
Saturday 19 January - launch of Emotionality project in York.
Tickets available to regular Mazazik dancers only.
Dance workshops in Luxor, Egypt - February - tbc
20 to 27 May - Spring into Summer MOT in Turkeyu
EGYPTIAN SAIDI DANCE AND DRUMS
Vibrant colours, warmth of the air and of the people, joy, ease of being in the body. That's what I wanted to bring to this film, as it's what I feel and return to again and again.
And inspired by a mosaic floor in a hotel on the West Bank of Luxor.
Accompanied by the fantastic drummers of the Luxor region who live and breathe their music. It's the real thing.
And as usual with my work in Egypt, this was totally improvised. Hamada Fathy and Saleh Dahab took their seats and we just started.
Thanks to Saad Hassan, Frances Ottaway and Kate Smith, and as usual everyone at the El Gezira Hotel.
If you do like it, please feel free to share and I'd be very grateful if you'd 'like' it on YouTube. I don't play the hype game, so any help to encourage YouTube to show it would be great.
Vibrant colours, warmth of the air and of the people, joy, ease of being in the body. That's what I wanted to bring to this film, as it's what I feel and return to again and again.
And inspired by a mosaic floor in a hotel on the West Bank of Luxor.
Accompanied by the fantastic drummers of the Luxor region who live and breathe their music. It's the real thing.
And as usual with my work in Egypt, this was totally improvised. Hamada Fathy and Saleh Dahab took their seats and we just started.
Thanks to Saad Hassan, Frances Ottaway and Kate Smith, and as usual everyone at the El Gezira Hotel.
If you do like it, please feel free to share and I'd be very grateful if you'd 'like' it on YouTube. I don't play the hype game, so any help to encourage YouTube to show it would be great.
Find out more here DRUMMING
WEDNESDAY'S MUSIC CLIP
… I'll be returning to weekly music clips in January 2019.