Super Beth
Elizabeth "Super Beth" Fish is director of Tamarind Tribal Belly Dance in Milwaukee, WI. A founding member of the troupe, she is known for her high energy performance and instruction, her passion for student growth, and innovative group work.
Super Beth has studied with Carolena Nericcio, creator of ATS and Director of FatChanceBellyDance® (FCBD®) in San Francisco and was granted Sister Studio status in 2008. In addition, Super Beth is Initiation level certified in Rachel Brice 8 Elements and Key of Diamonds and Key of Spades certified in Zoe Jakes' Dancecraft format.
Super Beth was among the dancers and has steps featured on FatChanceBellyDance® (FCBD®) Volume 9 DVD Anatomy of a Step and featured on ATS® with Props” DVD with Terri Allred of Third Eye Tribal and Dawn Ruckert of Dayanisma. In addition, she has produced another DVD - Spirit of Seville Fan and Skirt Combinations for ATS® and developed the Tamarind Tribal Transformations® format their own unique, improv-based repetoire of tribal movements, group formations, and prop work.
Elizabeth "Super Beth" Fish is director of Tamarind Tribal Belly Dance in Milwaukee, WI. A founding member of the troupe, she is known for her high energy performance and instruction, her passion for student growth, and innovative group work.
Super Beth has studied with Carolena Nericcio, creator of ATS and Director of FatChanceBellyDance® (FCBD®) in San Francisco and was granted Sister Studio status in 2008. In addition, Super Beth is Initiation level certified in Rachel Brice 8 Elements and Key of Diamonds and Key of Spades certified in Zoe Jakes' Dancecraft format.
Super Beth was among the dancers and has steps featured on FatChanceBellyDance® (FCBD®) Volume 9 DVD Anatomy of a Step and featured on ATS® with Props” DVD with Terri Allred of Third Eye Tribal and Dawn Ruckert of Dayanisma. In addition, she has produced another DVD - Spirit of Seville Fan and Skirt Combinations for ATS® and developed the Tamarind Tribal Transformations® format their own unique, improv-based repetoire of tribal movements, group formations, and prop work.