Esraa Warda is New York's emerging dance artist and educator specializing in Algerian & Moroccan traditional dance forms. A child of the Algerian diaspora, Warda is a cultural warrior advocating for the representation & preservation of North African women-led dance traditions and the decolonization of euro-centricity, orientalism, and patriarchy in dance. Her dance workshops and lectures have trailblazed their way to educational institutions such as Cornell University, Wellesley College, King's College (London), and University of Ottawa. She performs with notable North African women's groups such as Rai icon Cheikha Rabia (Paris), and Bnat el Houariyat (Marrakech) and often performs internationally in New York, Paris, Belgium, Casablanca, and London.
Fella Oudane is an Algerian entertainer, singer and percussionist performing internationally since the age of 15. She has recorded and performed with some of the world's most accomplished artists, including Cheb Nasro, Claude Afota, Rachid Taham, and Natacha Atlas, and is featured in the Blade Runner: A 30th Anniversary Celebration soundtrack.