Rachel Brice

Rachel Brice first fell in love with Belly Dance after watching the famous Hahbi'Ru at the Northern California Renassance Faire in 1988 and began taking Cabaret Belly Dance classes right away. In 1999, she decided to study full time, and relocated for the University program in Dance Ethnology at San Francisco State. In 2001, Rachel began her study of Tribal Belly Dance and was a member of Jill Parker's Ultra Gypsy in the Spring of 2001. In 2002 she began study with Carolena Nericcio, with whom she still studies. In 2003 she was discovered by rock mogul Miles Copeland and began touring internationally with his company, Belly Dance Superstars. Also in 2003 she founded The Indigo Belly Dance Company.

Rachel is known for her snake-like isolations and muscular control. Years of yoga training and teaching yoga have enabled her to develop a unique and unrivaled solo style that dropped jaws while touring with the Bellydance Superstars. Rachel's impressive performances with the Bellydance Superstars and the national profile gained on the tours have made her one of the most sought after Tribal-Fusion instructors in America.  She's been teaching since 1996, and performing since 1990.