The Fae are supernatural beings who are known for their grace and beauty.
In folklore, fairies may be kindly or malicious.
These ladies; Margie, Nicci, Amy, and Keyna, are the most michevious of the bunch.
They come from the land of Fraser Valley Belly Dance
under the instruction of Sabeya of Confidance studio.

Nicci

Nicci began belly dancing in 2007.  Nicci is trained in Egyptian style by Sabeya of Confidance studio in Port Coquitlam.  Nicci has also taken classes in Tribal Fusion with Martina of Bellyfringe Belly Dance.  Ariellah, Kim Pechet, Jim Boz, and Cera are four very influential teachers so far in Nicci's dance career and she looks forward to learning more from all her teachers and others in order to expand her knowledge of belly dance.

Amy

Amy has taken classes in many types of dance at Confidance studio, yet belly dance quickly became her favorite.  The newest member of Tha Fae, Amy has fit into the fray with ease.  Amy is trained in Egyptian Cabaret, yet loves to blend styles into the funky E-Fusion pieces that Tha Fae are quickly becoming famous for.

Margie

Known to many as Margilicious for her delightful movements and infectious personality, Margie has been lighting up rooms since 2001.  She begun her dance career with the troupe Raks Almeh, yet switched to taking lessons with Sabeya in Abbotsford in order to develop a solid technical background in Egyptian Cabaret.  Margie is exceptionally creative as a choreographer and as the costume designer for her company La Mesmer.

Keyna

Keyna is the creator and director of Fraser Valley Belly Dance, created in an attempt to build a tighter community of belly dancers in the Fraser Valley and to bring teachers to the area for workshops.  Keyna began dancing in 2001 with Raks Almeh where she met Margie, and then transfered to Sabeya of Confidance Studio to delve into technical training.  Since then Keyna has taken workshops and classes with dozens of instructors and looks forward to her archaeology career in the Near East which will open her up to other teachers and styles of belly dance.  In her lack of spare time, Keyna designs and creates belly dance costumes for her company Aphid Kouture.