Aleksandra Dance Elegant belly dance performances and private dance lessons in Sydney

I need a clear, flat performance space with enough room to move freely — roughly 3m x 3m is comfortable for a solo or small group routine, more if the group is larger. A power outlet nearby is helpful if a sound system is being provided, though I can also bring my own portable Bluetooth speaker. I perform with LED fans or lit wings as props (not both at once), so a space that isn't too cramped or cluttered works best for these.

It helps to know the load-in access (lifts, stairs, parking nearby) since I bring costumes and props with me. Please let me know if there's a dress code or theme for the event, whether the performance is indoors or outdoors, and if there are any noise restrictions or sound limiters at the venue. If children or NDIS participants will be present, it's useful to know in advance so I can tailor the routine appropriately.

I can bring my own portable Bluetooth speaker for smaller settings, which covers most bookings. For larger venues or events, I'm happy to use the venue's sound system if one is available — just let me know what's on-site beforehand. I don't provide lighting equipment, but I do perform with LED fans or lit wings as part of my act.

A clear area of about 3 metres by 3 metres is ideal for a solo routine with props like fans or veils. For close-up or seated events I can adapt to a smaller space, but I do need the floor to be flat and not too slippery.

I love performing at weddings and private celebrations — there's something special about being part of someone's milestone moment, and belly dance always brings a lively, joyful energy to the room. I also enjoy corporate and restaurant events, where I get to bring a touch of elegance and movement to the evening.

Every performance is tailored — I take the time to understand the venue, the audience and the occasion rather than showing up with a one-size-fits-all routine. I also teach privately alongside performing, including students with disabilities, so I bring real teaching experience and patience into how I present myself and work with clients, not just a stage act.

Yes. Alongside performing, I teach NDIS participants privately, including two long-standing students with Down syndrome who I've taught weekly for two years. I'm happy to adapt a performance or session to be more sensitive and inclusive for a mixed-ability audience — just let me know in advance.

I usually arrive 30–45 minutes before the performance to set up and get changed. An Intimate Show typically runs around 15–20 minutes, and a Grand Performance is a longer, fuller set — usually 30–40 minutes with costume and prop changes. I'm happy to adjust the length to fit the flow of your event.

Yes, I'm happy to perform outside — I just ask for a flat, level surface (bare feet and some moves need stable footing), some shade if it's a hot day, and a power outlet nearby if a sound system is being used.

Elegant, captivating and full of energy — people often tell me the performance drew them in rather than just being background entertainment, and that it added a real sense of occasion to the event.

Yes, absolutely. Tell me about your guests, the occasion and the mood you're after, and I'll tailor the music, costume and length of the performance to suit. I'm also happy to incorporate a special request, such as a first dance moment for a couple, or adapt the routine for a more sensitive or inclusive audience.