Hecate's Spell

Hecates Spell Fusion Dance is a London based Fusion Belly dance troupe directed and choreographed by Diana Lunae.

United by dance, by divine and by strength, Ritual is special choreography created for Gothla UK Festival and now performing tonight for Bellyquarter ' Immortal- Halloween edition' . Trusted by Nature and the divine energy of the Universe today we have on stage: Diana Lunae, Brenny, Catherine and Eugenia.

Harriet

Harriet is an advanced student at the renowned Arabian Rose Belly Dance School in London and has been captivating audiences across the UK over the past 12 years. This is her second time at Belly Quarter!!!

Reena

Reena is a self-taught belly dancer and performer with a background in contemporary theatre and acting. After an eight-year hiatus from performing, she has returned to the stage, bringing with her a rich history of storytelling through movement. Reena’s style blends tribal belly dance with theatrical expression, weaving influences from fusion, and martial arts into her performances.

Flavia

Flavia, our resident dancer. Prepared to be dazzled by her fan veil performance.

Nafiseh's group

Belly dance has been a constant joyful companion to Nafiseh for over 20 years. One of her greatest passions is nurturing students, whatever their ability, age or stage in life to also share in this joy.

At Belly Quarter Halloween edition, Nafiseh and her students will perform a Gypsy -Persian Fusion that will hopefully bring the audience as much enjoyment as it does for us to perform

www.nafisehbellydance.co.uk

Luca

From the stillness of discipline rises the rhythm of freedom.

The performance is a journey where strength meets grace — where ancient martial arts merge with the primal energy of tribal fusion dance.

Through each movement, Luca channels balance, resilience, and raw emotion — a dialogue between warrior and spirit, tradition and transformation.

Rachael Redfern's students

The largest troupe Belly Quarter has ever seen. This 20+ troupe will be at our Halloween Edition!

Sofiia

Sofiia is an experienced oriental dancer based in London. She was motivated to try belly dancing at the age of 10 by her mother who has always been a fan of Arabic culture and music. Since that time Sofiia never left this style and kept learning. She learnt oriental dance in Ukraine which gave her a lot of opportunities to study from the world's best teachers.

Sofiia attended countless workshops from professionals around the world. She participated in various bellydance festivals back in Ukraine, the UK, and abroad, where she gained top places among participants.

Now Sofiia is teaching bellydance classes for beginners in London, and is excited to take part in the Halloween edition of the Bellyquater.

Lula

Lula started dancing in 2010 with Teresa La Marca in Tuscany, Italy, and had the opportunity to dance in various locations with the group. She moved to the UK almost 10 years ago and continued studying with Melissa Belly Dance and the Fleur Estelle School.
Her passion for the belly dance is pushing her to learn more about this enchanting dance world - from tradition to fusion - under the guidance of various international artists as well as from the UK.

In our show today, she will perform a choreography that she has created in the sun beam of spring, and on the lively beats of 'Arabia' by Hanine.

Carrin

Originally from Hong Kong, now based in Birmingham. Carrin travelled to visit us at the Belly Quarter stage and will be dancing a duet with our host as well as a solo.

Helene de Joie

The Wild Child of Burlesque, bellydancer, Go-Go Girl and yogini, Hélène de Joie is also a singer/front woman, DJ and Producer of Factory de Joie (London's Playground of Hedonism & Rock 'n' Roll). She has performed nationally & internationally for many years…

An enchanted dancer & provocateur, she weaves feminine magick between light and dark. Flirting and intertwining between realms… she will take you to places unknown.

Harnessing the power of the Moon and invoking of the Dark Goddesses, her performances leave the viewer intoxicated & bewitched.

Naveena

Naveena, a data professional by day, a oriental dance enthusiast by night.

Kitti

From Kitti:

My belly dance journey began when I was 13, when my mum took my to my first class and we danced together for many years afterwards.From that moment, dance became part of my life, and it has stayed with me ever since. Together, my mum and I would create our own costumes, and over the years I have continued making them myself.

My favourite style is the drum solo, with its sharp rhythms, energy, and the way it allows me to truly connect with the music. At the same time, I love stepping out of my comfort zone to explore different belly dance styles, each bringing new challenges and inspiration.

For me, bellydance is more than just movement; it’s freedom, confidence, and joy. It has taught me resilience, artistry, and a deeper appreciation for music and culture. Even today, bellydance is not only a hobby but also a passion that keeps me inspired. Whether performing, learning, or designing costumes, it remains a thread that connects me to who I am and where I started.

Inna

Originally from Ukraine, Inna moved to England just 2 years ago. Despite experiencing quarantine and war in her native country, her passion for belly dancing remained unwavering. Inna's determination to dance is unstoppable, as she firmly believes in the therapeutic benefits of this art form, which have helped keep her mind and body strong. Not only is she a qualified dance movement therapist, but she is also currently teaching belly dance online. Inna's journey is truly inspiring, showcasing her resilience and unwavering love for dance.