In 2011 she made it through to the judges live auditions with her troupe Eastern Roses on Sky1 HD Got to Dance only just missing the opportunity to make it through to the live vote semi-finals. They were invited back the following year as ‘extras’ for the programme. Sitara has also appeared on the opening credits of Britain's Got Talent in 2012. Sitara’s passion for dancing began at the tender age of 7 when she discovered her natural affinity for dancing through tap, classical ballet, and Jazz classes. Her dancing school would perform regularly in theatre shows and it was there that her desire to further her dancing dream first began. Nurturing an interest in continental dance styles, she later went on to take up Salsa and travelled abroad to expand her dance knowledge. It was during a trip to Turkey that Sitara discovered belly dancing and was immediately mesmerised by this mystic ancient art form that was to become her passion.
Sitara is a professional instructor, choreographer and performer based in Essex who has been teaching and performing belly dance since 2002. She was born to Hungarian parents and is fluent in Hungarian. She has been invited to dance at many top London Venues such as The Millennium Hotel, Planet Egypt, London University, Oxford University in front of the Turkish Ambassador, and for Friends of The Petrie Museum to name but a few. She has toured with the famous belly dance break beat band Oojami and has also been featured in a BBC Period drama.
Sitara is a professional instructor, choreographer and performer based in Essex who has been teaching and performing belly dance since 2002. She was born to Hungarian parents and is fluent in Hungarian. She has been invited to dance at many top London Venues such as The Millennium Hotel, Planet Egypt, London University, Oxford University in front of the Turkish Ambassador, and for Friends of The Petrie Museum to name but a few. She has toured with the famous belly dance break beat band Oojami and has also been featured in a BBC Period drama.
