Dancers performing on stage.
Let's Dance: Mid East Performing Arts Academy's sister performance companies, MECA Dance Ensemble and Azhar Dance Ensemble perform an Egyptian Fellahi folk dance on May 11 at the McCarthy Hall Theater at Kendall Campus.
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Kendall CampusPhoto Briefing

Photo Briefing – May 21, 2019

By The Reporter Staff
Performers on stage.
In Sync: Level 2 students of the Mid East Performing Arts Academy perform an energetic Egyptian folk dance style from Port Said on May 11 at the McCarthy Hall Theater at Kendall Campus. The dance was choreographed by MEPAA Instructor Danna Yasbet.
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Dancer on stage performing.
Aquatic Performance: Robin Romero, a student at the Mid East Performing Arts Academy, performs master belly dancer, Jihan Jamal’s, “Mermaids of the Nile” on May 11.
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Dancer on stage posing.
Hips Don’t Lie: Juliana Zapata, an instructor for the Mid East Performing Arts Academy, performs an Arabic percussion solo during MEPAA’s Arabian Voyage belly dance show on May 11. Arabian Voyage has been a popular showcase for countless years and features traditional Middle Eastern and Central Asian dances.
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