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Sarita has had a long and
fulfilling career as a performer and instructor of Middle Eastern dance. She has taught and performed Egyptian
Bellydancing throughout the U.S. and Canada for over 25 years. Her extensive knowledge of Middle Eastern music and dance,
has earned her a place among North America's finest Bellydance artists.
Sarita's repetoire also includes
such diverse ethnic forms as Flamenco - Afro-Cuban & Puerto Rican dances including Salsa - She
had studied Polynesian dances as a child and was part of a professional dance company that performed at
DisneyLand in the late 1960's.
Sarita has many television and film credits to her name including Hit Man - starring Chuck Norris and the popular
90's TV series Breaker High. She was also featured on Worldstage '86 - an internationally broadcast TV series
documenting events during Expo '86 in Vancouver BC.
Psaropoula
Sarita would like to make honorable mention of Rabab Ward from Lebanon.
"Rabab taught me about the true and authentic 'sensibility' in this dance, as it would come from the
heart of an Arab woman. And from this perspective, my dance was greatly influenced.
"I believe that this dance is more about the mysterious nature of a woman's heart, than anything
else .... and the pricelessness of the love she is capable of giving. Her dance is a sacred gift from the heart."
-Sarita
Sarita is best known for her unique method and style with
which she brings out the very best in her students. She cares deeply for people and this is evident in her warm
and down -to -earth approach to teaching . She is much esteemed by her peers who characterize her as "dynamic,
passionate and highly accomplished".
Moon Over Cairo Show
Presentation House Theatre - August 11, 2007
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| Winnepeg Show - MARCH 2005 |

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| Sarita - 1978 |

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You can see Sarita perform every Saturday night at the Kalypso
Restaurant & Ouzeria - 1025 Robson St - in Vancouver.
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| SARITA - September 2004 |

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