As a solo artist she is known for her distinctive Vauderville, Vintage, "Tribal Noveau" signature style.

Kasha is also recognised as South Australia's premier swordstress, performing with both single and double scimitars. In 2011 Kasha was nominated for South Australian of the Year, as well as for the Advantage SA Regional Business Award, Arts Division.

Kasha has an extensive history in the world of dance. Years of childhood ballet, jazz, tap and modern dance styles, followed by many years of competition level figure ice-skating.

She entered the world of bellydance over 8 years ago, and has been passionately learning and teaching Tribal Style ever since.

Regularly attending workshops all across the country to further her own personal training, Kasha has learned from renowned dancers both national and international such as: Devi Mamak, Melusina, Paulette Rees-Denis, Jackqueline Pepperkamp, Normaya, Jill Parker, Pip 'E-lysaah', Giselle Sibyl, Deb Rubin, Kami Liddle, and the amazing Miss Burlesque Australia, Rita Fontaine.

Kasha began teaching in 2007 and founded the Tribalrose Bellydance school in the Adelaide Hills in 2008. Tribalrose offer classes several nights of the week as well as some daytime classes. Levels range from beginners to advanced, as well as intensive performance training.

All classes are held at the Tribalrose Studio in Bridgewater, located in the beautiful surroundings of Arbury Park Outdoor School.  Regular workshops are held in swords, veils, costuming, skirt work and chorus-line/troupe dancing. Finally, she danced for 6 years within, and was a founding member of  "Saffron" , Adelaide's longest running professional American Tribal Style performance troupe.

Kasha's aim & philosophy

Bellydancing is an ancient art form.

At Tribalrose Bellydance my philosophy is that all women embody the Sacred Feminine and all women are born to love their bodies and dance this beautiful, mystical dance of the soul.

My primary aim though teaching this dance discipline is to cultivate every woman's unique and individual creative expression, while developing their personal leadership qualities and effective following skills through the group improvisation dynamic.

Regular bellydancing is wonderful for your general fitness and wellbeing, body sculpting and conditioning, as well as being spiritually uplifting and fun.

Tribal style bellydance is also lovely way to experience the connectedness of all women and form lasting friendships through the "tribe" style group mentality.

Bellydancing is a realm of pure feminine power, confidence and sensuality. Beautiful physical movements that combined form a delicate and strong dance form that can be shared among generations of women.

Fuelled by spontaneity, passion and a deep sense of fun, I believe this dance has the ability to heal the many distortions women have regarding body image, as well as mend and glorify each individual dancer's heart, and the feminine psyche as a whole.