Amara
Al Amir

I started my career studying with the
master teacher Serena of New York City and was inspired by her artistic approach
to this dance. After five years of
intensive study, training, and performances with Serena Dance Theatre, I
ventured out to open a very successful agency for dancers in New York, perform
in NYC top nightclubs, and to direct a dance company that enjoyed performances
for cultural and corporate clients. Other
master teachers include Ibrahim Farrah, Josery Shariff, Elena, and Ramzi El
Edlibi among others. Seven years
ago, I decided to specialize in Egyptian dance and was fortunate to study with
Mahmoud Red, Rakia Hassan, and Nadia Hamdi, both here and in Egypt.
As principal choreographer, I personally
researched regional movements, translated songs (with help) and designed
costumes that represent traditional and classic dances of Egypt / Arabian and
Middle Eastern countries. We were
awarded premiere programs sponsored by The Division Of Tourism For Egypt.
Recently I have been the solo guest artist interviewed on The Betsy Gibson
Show and The Woman Of The Week television programs and is credited with
expanding the public’s awareness of Middle Eastern Dance in this country.
You will find more than 100 authentic,
old world, classical, and traditional choreographies.
World Artists’ Dance Theatre present on
the stage replicas of choreographies taught by Mahmoud Reda, Rakia Hassan, and
Nadia Hamdi from their workshops of their recent national tours.
These videos represent probably the largest personally designed and
authentic costume collection in the United States. We hope you will be inspired
to expand your dance career to more performances on the stage.
My career would not have been possible
without the dedication of a fine group of very special artists. I want to thank them for all the years of devoted work and
tireless rehearsals, sometimes for only one or two performances.
Their spirit and generosity of creativity has blessed with me the most
pleasure in my dance career. I’d
like to especially mention my assistants’ Paulena and Ghazella for their
talents and support.