About the Faculty at OUT to Dance

Liz Nania - Director of OUT to Dance

Lead Instructor: Swing, Latin and Ballroom

Liz Nania, Director Lead Dance Instructor

In twenty years, award-winning dance instructor Liz Nania has taught thousands of people to dance. Her relaxed, easygoing style and enthusiasm encourages even the shyest beginner to get out there and party on the dance floor. She has provided dance instruction for Harvard Business School, Simmons College, Boston College, Bentley College, Boston University, Casa de los Artistas in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Biogen Idec, Wheelock College, Pine Manor College, Brookline Community Center for the Arts, the JCC, Best Foot Forward, Tufts Healthcare and countless nightclubs, events, and dance weekends.

Dance classes are typically held in the Boston Area, but dance instruction can be arranged for locations throughout Massachusetts, New England, and New York.

Belly Dance and Zumba Fitness Instructor Zazil Fagone

Zazil Fagone has been dancing, teaching and choreographing Belly Dance for many years, is certified to teach Zumba Fitness, Aerobics and Kundalini Yoga, and is bilingual in Spanish and English. Zazil is a compassionate, inspiring, and highly skilled instructor who creates an exciting and welcoming dance and fitness experience for her students of all levels. Zazil helps her students learn to use movement through belly dancing and zumba to experience positive change in their self-image and their lives, and to have incredibly joyful experiences through dance.

Hip Hop, Pop Culture and Reggaeton Instructor Kristina Marley

Kristina has been teaching, coaching, choreographing and performing her innovative and powerful style of hip hop, pop culture and reggaeton dance since she was in her teens; she is the real deal. Kristina is a gifted choreographer and a supportive, encouraging and down-to-earth instructor who knows how to bring out the best in her students. Kristina has been receiving rave reviews from the people of all ages who attend her classes, and she keeps them coming back for more of her ever-changing, exhilarating choreography. For Kristina's words on women in hip hop, see our Hip Hop page.