PROJECT DANCE PENANG

Pictures

2011-12-14T08:49:00.000-08:00

Project Dance Penang has come to an end. :(
Anyone missing it already?
Pictures are up on our photographer, Steve's, facebook here:

First album
Second album

We'll let you know when the videos are out!

In the meantime, hang out at our facebook group!

Instructor profile: Conny

2011-12-07T21:45:00.001-08:00

Conny started to learn Chinese Cultural Dance from the age of 6. Her enthusiasm and talent in dancing continued to grow and develop further into her teenage years.

In her early twenties, she trained as a Fitness Instructor, and later created her name in the Aerobics Dance industry. Eventually, Conny found her interest in Latin dance, Indian dance, Ballet, Hip Hop, as well as Yoga.

Setting up her own dancing studio was another promising career path for Conny. She started her own Fitness Dance Studio, The Zero, in March 2004, and became the 1st lady-owner of a Gym cum Dance Studio in Northern Malaysia.

Since the first quarter of 2005, Conny has been putting in a lot of time and effort in drilling into the Middle Eastern Cultural Dance ~ Belly Dancing. Through her knowledge and experience, coupled with a flair for picking up new genres of cultural dance, she acquired a few Certificates of Attendance from International Gurus by being trained in the respective professional workshops that were held in Singapore, Egypt, Turkey and Australia.

Back on her home ground, Conny has been actively promoting traditional Belly Dancing by conducting group classes and personal lessons at her Studio, as well as performing at public and private functions. Conny is famous with her lively teaching technique, creative choreography and awesome performance and has performed in Malaysia, Singapore, Egypt and China. She travels to improve her dance skills and sharing her dance experience through giving workshops. Conny is the organiser of Malaysia World Belly Dance Day Charity Event since 2008. With her strong spirit to unite dancers for charity, Malaysia WBDD is now one of the greatest belly dance events in South East Asia and has helped to raise fund for single mothers and children underprivileged.

Her Vision: "To bring up the standard and quality of Penang's fitness and dance by providing good and healthy environment for exercising and dancing. To mentor and train good instructors with healthy body and mind, as the key to the development of a positive mind is a healthy body and a positive thinking benefits health."

Conny will be teaching BELLY DANCE during Project Dance.

Instructor profile: Sakae

2011-12-06T16:00:00.000-08:00

Sakae hails from China and has been dancing for 14 years.

Teaching Experience:
2004-2007: Chinese Nave Dance Studio, Wuhan, China
2007-Now: Mastercool Dance Studio, Shanghai, China
2008-Now: Dragon Dance Studio, Shanghai, China
2011-Now: Soul Dancing Dance Studio, Shanghai, China
2011-Now: Danzity Dance House, Penang, Malaysia
2007-Now: Many Colleges and Universities: Shanghai International Studies University; Shanghai University of Finance and Economics; Shanghai Fudan University; Shanghai Tongji University; Shanghai Normal University; Shanghai Jiao Tong University; Shanghai Ocean University; Shanghai Lixin University of Commerce; Shanghai Commercial Foreign Language College

Event Experience:
Aug. 2007 Shanghai “on the Stage” National Street Dance Challenge, Third Place
Aug. 2007 Chinese Female Hip-hop Crew Baby Monkiz’s First Mv, Back Dancer
Sep. 2007 Hunan TV “Dance Miracle” Shanghai Press Conference, Dancer
Sep. 2007 TV Program “QUEST USA” Hosted by David Wu, Dance Judge
Oct. 2007 Performed in New Arrivals for 2008 of American Brand “MLB” (Major League Baseball) in Hangzhou
Oct. 2007 NBA China Match, Specially Invited Dance Crew Member
Nov. 2007 Famous Artist Jay Chou Shanghai Fans Meet-and-Greet Event, Dancer
Nov. 2007 Female Artist Wan, Qian Designated Choreographer and Her Back Dancer in Chinese Well-Known CCTV Show “The Same Song” in Kunshan And Her Concert in Hangzhou, China
Mar. 2008 Taiwan Popular TV Show “Kang Xi is Coming” Shanghai Concert, Sole Dance Director And Choreographer
Apr. 2008 Performed in Taiwan Female Artist Elva “Rexona” Ad. Shot
Apr. 2008 Hangzhou “I Hip-hop G Plus Hip-hop Party”, Specially Invited Dance Crew Member
Mar. 2009 Inner Mongolia TV Cooking TV Show “Foreigners Come and Cook”, Specially Invited Dance Crew Member
May. 2009 Rucker Baskerball Park Street Dance Competition, Champion
Jul. 2009 Nanjing Crazy Stage Street Dance Competition, Best 4
Aug. 2009 Nike Lebron James Shanghai, Specially Invited Dancer
Sep. 2009 Shanghai Tourist Festival Street Dance Battle, Second Place
Dec. 2009 Shanghai Dragon Dance Studio 10th Anniversary Live Performance, Main Performer
Jan. 2010 France Worldwide Dance Competition “Juste Debout” China Section 2 on 2 Hip-hop Battle, Best 8
Mar. 2010 Japan “Dance Delight” Routine Competition Shanghai China Section Special Award for Best Music Edition
Jun. 2010 Invited to perform in the First MV “Love Shanghai” of Shanghai Hip hoper TangKing, Main Actor
Jul. 2010 Battle the Circle at Shelter Club in Shanghai, Specially Invited Performer
Sep. 2010 Shanghai Tourist Festival Street Dance Battle, Second Place
Nov. 2010 Nike Shanghai 10k Race Day, Specially Invited Dancer
Dec. 2010 China Famous Dance Crew Mastercool 5th Anniversary Live Performance, Chief Creator and Performer
Dec. 2010 Nike Beijing X’Mas Battle Event, Member of Shanghai Team
Jul. 2011 Japan “Dance Delight” Routine Competition Shanghai China Section Special Award

Sakae will be teaching SOUL (BEGINNER), SOUL and HIP HOP during Project Dance.

Instructor profile: Aida

2011-12-06T12:00:00.000-08:00

Born in 1969, Aida Redza trained in ballet, modern dance, and traditional Malay dance from a young age. After obtaining a Certificate in Creative Arts from the University of Science in Penang in 1988, she proceeded to dance professionally in the People’s Association Dance Company in Singapore under the artistic directorship of Lim Fei Shen.

In 1991, she graduated with a BFA from the University of North Carolina in Greensboro, where she specialized in Hawkins, Cunningham, and Limon dance techniques. She also studied at the Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, and participated in several dance festivals, among others American Dance Festival at Duke University in Durham and programs at Florida State University and University of Lumiere in Lyon, France. Aida Redza was also a member of Blue Skid Dance and the John Gamble and Jan Van Dyke Dance Company, which toured both the West Coast of the USA and Europe.

Upon returning to Malaysia in 1994, she became a founding member of staff of the Dance Programme at ASWARA and ASK Dance Company. She also formed the short-lived Ditarikan Dance Company with Japanese dancer Joe Takahashi, which performed to rave reviews at the TARI 94 dance festival and the Indonesian Dance Festivalin 1994. Aida then created Shakti Dances with Venezuelan dancer Judimar Hernandez and performed Beneath the Surface, a magical evening of contemporary dance. Her most significant works include Ta’a, Berkumandangnya Qasidah, Body Map and Raen’tak and performances in When They Dance, Breaking Boundaries and theTARI series. She has spent the last 5-8 years moving between Europe and Malaysia, and completed her Post-graduate Degree in Dance Unlimited program at Codarts in Rotterdam in Netherlands.

Aida Redza has been interested in the Southeast Asian performing arts since 1995. The origins of her intensive exploration of traditional dance and theatre disciplines, including Korean Monk Dance, lie in her involvement with the Flying Circus Project – Southeast Asian Laboratory in 1996 and 1998, which was produced by Theaterworks in Singapore. In July 2000, Aida received the Arts Network Asia Award together with together with Shakti Dances to conduct the Timeless Wayang Project: a month-long intercultural exchange to study Legong and Topeng in Bali and Khon and Thai Classical Dance in Bangkok. Aida founded the Pentas Gerak School of Performing Arts and the Ayoke-Kyoka Dance Ensemble in her home-state of Penang. Her repertoire of choreographies includes Stringed Ones and numerous other works for the Penang YTL Arts Festival from 2001 - 2002.She has worked internationally with Thai and Indonesian artists for ASEANIKA, and in 2002 she was the Artistic Director of the opening performance for the Penang YTL Arts Festival.

Aida Redza’s repertoire of works and performances includes numerous collaborative choreographies for multi -dimensional dance and theatre performances at festivals around the region. She has worked closely with acclaimed directors Krishen Jit and Joe Hasham in Opera Uda dan Dara, Hamlet, Four Men and a Woman. Aida collaborated with director Dato’ Rahim Razali for the opening of the national theatre Istana Budaya and has worked on many other theatre productions. She has toured Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia with a Singaporean production of Lear and Search Hamlet by Theaterworks, which was also performed at festivals in Berlin and Denmark.

In Penang, Aida used to work with with Janet Pillai (a leading expert in theatre-in-education and children’s theatre) and today as a member of an Artist Collective of Ombak-Ombak Arts Studio she collaborates frequently with the Dr Tan Sooi Beng (an esteemed ethnomusicologist and author of numerous books), both lecturers at the University Science Malaysia, in children’s theatre projects. Her works with Ombak-Ombak Arts Studio includes Ronggeng Merdeka, Storm In A Box, Kotai, Opera Pasar and Ceritera Kebun Bunga. Currently based in Penang, she heads PEARL (Penang Arts Link) and has initiated several creative projects and events including DaD - a creative project for inclusion, CreativeaLife - a cross-collaborative project, The Penang Dance Day, ON! Georgetown: A Fringe Live, YOUth! in ACTion for FEED THE FUTURE!, The River Art Project with River Meets Light presented at The Georgetown Festival 2011.

Aida has continued to evolve as an artist. She has a strong, compelling, and passionate on-stage presence. Her energy and emotion exudes an almost primal presence that captivates audiences. She has an incredible physicality and athleticism in dance rarely seen among Malaysian women. As a Muslim woman in Malaysia, she has faced tremendous obstacles – both open and unspoken – to her practice of contemporary dance. Aida Redza has challenged and continues to challenge female stereotyping and subservience in patriarchal Malaysian society. She dances her frustration and energy, combining it with her vast knowledge of Asian philosophy and mythology. Incorporating this understanding into her choreography, Aida creates dance work that is female-centric and lends itself to site-specific works and encounters with the audiences in democratic spaces.

(This profile was taken from article prepared by Joseph Gonzales ASWARA on Aida Redza for Goethe Institute)

Aida will be teaching CONTEMPORARY during Project Dance.

Instructor profile: Gwen Teoh

2011-12-06T09:00:00.000-08:00

Gwen Teoh holds a Teaching Certificate from the Royal Academy of Dance, London, England, an intermediate Modern Dance Certificate from Imperial Society Teachers of Dance, London, England and a diploma of the AHMA – American Hotel & Motel Association - Hotel Management Studies.

Starting ballet at the age of five, she has been teaching classical ballet for the past 19 years and has performed on stage (Classical Ballet & Modern Dance) at various places. Gwen has also competed in TDS – Teachers Dance Society of Malaysia - Dance Competition (Champions for the Modern Dance category 1988 - 1989).

She is currently the Principal and Head of the Dance Department of Crestar Learning Centre, Penang where she is also a Dance Trainer, the Principal of the Gwen School of Dancing, Penang and an appointed Mentor for the CBTS Royal Academy of Dance London.

Gwen Teoh will be teaching BALLET during Project Dance.

Instructor profile: Kai Beng

2011-12-06T04:00:00.000-08:00

Ng Kai Beng (Kelvin) is a renowned Modern and Jazz Dance Instructor in Penang. He started dancing in 1983 at 14 years of age. In 1985 he enrolled in one of the best dancing academies in Penang, Greenapple Ballet Academy and start learning Jazz, Modern, Tap and Ballet under Grace Chew. By 1996, he had completed his ISTD Advanced Ballet, ISTD Jazz Award, ISTD Modern Advanced and Tap Grade 6. He is currently an Associate Member for ISTD (England) and CSTD (Australia) and holds Teacher Certificate for ISTD and CSTD.

Kai Beng started teaching in 1992 at Greenapple Ballet Academy as the main choreographer for Greenapple dance group, modern jazz instructor, ballet teacher, aerobics instructor and as a dancer. In 2005, Kai Beng and a few friends formed the A La Pointe Ballet academy where he taught ISTD Jazz award, ISTD Modern and Modern jazz classes and was also the choreographer for ALP dance troupe.

In 2009, Kai Beng started the K&T Dance Production Company and brought in the CSTD (Australia) Modern Jazz syllabus to Penang. Kai Beng and K&T Dance Production Company are looking forward to bring in CSTD Contemporary Dance and CSTD Ballet and more professional dance syllabuses to Penang in order to increase the standard of dancers in Malaysia.

As a professional modern jazz dance instructor, he also teaches at DOS (Butterworth), SY fitness Centre, Danzity Dance House (Penang), De Dancers Studio (Penang), Danceworld Ballet Academy (Farlim), iLearn dance studio (Raja Uda), 25 Step World Dance Academy (BM) and Super Shape Fitness Studio (Raja Uda).

He has been actively involved in charity and commercial performances such as Starwalk, Greenapple charity concert, Asianeka, Sukma, Commonwealth games, countdown event, Sales Carnival Penang, Visit Malaysia Year, Line dance carnival and many more.

Highlights:
1993 - TDS Modern Dance Group Champion
1995 - Greenapple Ballet Academy’s 10th Anniversary Charity Concert (choreographer)
1996 - Penang Open Dance Champion 1996 (Ballet category)

1999 - performed for Sukma Penang
2003 - 2004 - Soka Gakai Charity Gala (main choreographer and Concept Director)
2007 - A La Pointe Ballet Academy 1st Anniversary Charity Concert (main choreographer)
2009 - The Journey of Dance Charity Concert (main choreographer and producer)
2010 - performed in Project Dance Hong Kong together with Danzity Dance Group and K&T Dance Production
2011 - We Dance for Peace (Concept Manager)

Kai Beng is creative, passionate and committed to dance and hopes that dance will bring joy to life…

Kai Beng will be teaching STREET JAZZ, MODERN (BEGINNER) and MODERN JAZZ.

Instructor profile: Team Vibe

2011-12-06T00:15:00.000-08:00

Team Vibe exists to showcase the Filipino talent to the world, bridge cultural barriers and make
known to others the positive message of dance and has been in the forefront when it comes to dance entertainment as they have been priviledged to be trained by world class choreographers who have worked with international stars. As a professional dance group, Team Vibe has performed in various concerts, television shows, commercials, event launches and has worked with various artists such as local Filipino celebrities Christian Bautista, Akafellas, Sarah Geronimo, South Border, Jasmine Trias, and Gary Valenciano as well as Taiwan's MC Sam and Hong Kong's Jade Kwan and Corinna Chamberlain.
They own and operate Vibe Dance Studio in the Philippines, teaching different styles of Hip Hop as well as Jazz and Ballet. They are very passionate in teaching and sharing their talents, extracting ideas from the Hip Hop culture and at the same time incorporating their own style into each performance. They keep themselves grounded with the foundations of Hip Hop, Locking, Popping, Krump, House and other dance forms in general to formulate more creativity and to be innovative in their craft. Team Vibe aims to inspire people through their performances throughout Asia and the different workshops they conduct.

International Performances:
Team Vibe Jump Off Concert (Singapore)
2007 New Year Countdown (Singapore)
Beyond Vibes with SFB (Singapore)
The Big Groove 2008 (Singapore)
Project Dance (Hong Kong)
Pastor Win Show (Hong Kong)
Yeah Show (Hong Kong)
Summer Roadshow (Thailand)
Tracks of Talent (Malaysia)
G4G (Malaysia)
Project Dance (Philippines)
ALL the Way Live (Philippines)
Team Vibe X Toolbox (Taiwan)
Team Vibe X MC Sam ( Hong Kong)

International Workshops:
Hong Kong, Thailand, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan.

Competition Credits:
2005 Philippine Dance Idols Champions
2006 Philippine Dance Idols 1st Runner Up
2007 Asia Pacific Dance Masters Champion (Malaysia) - Solo and Group Category
2008 World Streetdance Championship ( Amsterdam) - Silver Team Category, Bronze Solo Female Category, Bronze Crew Battle

Melvin Jansen Ang (Artistic Director) will be teaching LOCKING (BEGINNER), NEW STYLE and SOUL.
Vinz de Guzman will be teaching KRUMP.
Kit Dohaylo will be teaching B'BOY.
Chase Tugade will be teaching POPPING.

Instructor profile: Corinna Chamberlain

2011-12-05T21:00:00.000-08:00

Corinna Chamberlain graduated from the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts majoring in Musical Theatre Dance. She was a TVB artist 2008-2010 and has received The Society of APA Scholarship, Jackie Chan Charitable Foundation Scholarships (Outstanding Awards) and Sir Edward Youde Memorial Scholarship. She won first place in the duet section of Olympic 2000 competition that took her on tour in HK and Australia. She was a member of Morethandance from 2002-2008 and was the artistic director of Morethandance from 2004-2008. She has worked as vocalist, dancer, actress, instructor,choreographer, model and emcee.

Corinna’s filming work includes 2010 《Barry’s開心日記》 Hong Kong Institute of Education ATV, 2010《讀心神探》TVB, 2010 《巾幗梟雄》TVB, 2009 《同事三分親》TVB and《國際華裔小姐競選2009》TVB.

Corinna’s musical performances including "Disco Inferno", "The Boyfriend", "Postcards From Broadway", "And Then There’s You", "Annie", "Can’t Help It My Feet Love To Dance", "Snowqueen", “Sing The Sounds Of English”, “Pajama Game” and “Alice and the Little Golden Book”.

She has performed in numerous shows including HK Rugby Sevens 2006, "Yeah Show 2008", “Eternity’s 20th Anniversary Concert”, “Bledisboe Cup HK 2008”, “Jade Kwan’s Shining As Star Concert 2010”, “A Night At The Theatre” “Love Is…Concert” and many commercial productions for companies including Rene Martin, Hennessey, Addidas, Gucci, Miss Sixty, DCHL, Omega, Pepsi, Dove, Amway, HSBC, Dunhill and AUDI.

She has done backing vocals for Sandy Lam’s 2007 Concert “Come as you are, be who U are” and William So's 2008 Concert "So I Sing" as well as back up recordings for Wong Sing Yi’s 2008 CD, Ivana Wong’s 2008 CD, Bro5, and Lau Yi Tat. She also does voice over recordings.

Corinna’s choreographic work includes The Sound Of Music, Moses, An Ark Sparks in the Dark, Beauty and the Beast, Yeah Show 2009, Eternity’s 20th Anniversary Concert, Gucci’ 2004, Red Black White Evangelistic Crusade, Jade Kwan’s Shining As Star Concert 2010, Love Is…Concert and Hiromi Original Concert 2011.

She has taught musical theatre jazz, lyrical jazz, pop jazz, song & dance, tap, hip hop jazz and singing at City Contemporary Dance Company, Infinity Dance Studio, 3ami, MoreThanDance, Faith Dance Studio, Neverland Dance House, Project Dance HK 2010 and at numerous highschools.

Corinna will be teaching LYRICAL JAZZ (BEGINNER) and LYRICAL JAZZ during Project Dance.

Master classes! Pick your master classes! (updated)

2011-12-05T19:54:00.000-08:00

Day 2 of Project Dance consists of the dance master classes, as follows:

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You will only be allowed to sign up for the classes on FRIDAY during registration, so DO come early to make sure you get the classes you want! Pick second and third choices just in case...
How this works - there are 5 sessions of workshops happening throughout the day from 9AM until 5.30PM. You are only allowed to pick 4 classes out of these 5, leaving one slot free for lunch.
More instructor profiles will be up soon to help you with your choices!

Note: Master classes shown here are subject to changes. I will update them as soon as I get information, but the classes will only be final on Friday (9/12).

Meals - not included!

2011-12-03T09:00:00.000-08:00

Please be reminded that your registration fees are NOT inclusive of meals.

Local hawker fare (rice, noodles) in Penang generally costs between RM5 to RM8 at coffee shops, inclusive of drinks. Food at the shopping malls or fast food restaurants may cost anywhere from RM10 upwards. Credit cards are not accepted at coffee shops or fast food outlets and some restaurants have a minimum RM20 or RM50 charge before credit cards are accepted, so please budget to bring enough Malaysian Ringgit (RM). Other currencies are NOT accepted.

On December 10th (Sat) we have arranged for a seafood dinner near the studios in Seberang Prai. The dinner will cost RM24 per person (approx USD8) and payment for this will be collected during registration on the first day. You may opt out of this dinner if you wish, however as we are traveling to the studios in Prai by bus, you will still have to wait for the rest of the participants. Therefore... join us ;)

Info on hosts for international participants

2011-12-02T09:00:00.000-08:00

Just a quick note to international participants:

If you/your team leader have not yet received an e-mail from your assigned host in Penang, these are the people you should look for -

Korea - Xin Fang [ blue-tribal (at) hotmail (dot) com ]
Singapore - Andrea [ drea.lynn93 (at) gmail (dot) com ]
Nigeria - Darrel [ darrel.mmo (at) gmail (dot) com ]
Philippines (Ceasar) - Chris [ wenhan.cheok (at) yahoo (dot) com ]
Philippines (Vibe) - Wesker [ weskerloh (at) gmail (dot) com ]
Hong Kong - Teong Haw [ aztioxshiq_neo (at) hotmail (dot) com ]

Their individual contact numbers will not be posted online due to privacy concerns. Please request it from them personally if necessary.

If you have not already done so, do liaise with them as soon as possible, especially regarding your flight arrival/departure times and your accommodation so that we can help you to plan or arrange your transportation requirements where necessary.

Upon arrival, we would encourage you to purchase one local prepaid number per team and update us with this number so that we can contact you while you are in Penang. Prepaid packages are generally available from RM5 (USD1.50) or RM10 (USD3) onwards.

Several key contact numbers to take note of in case of emergencies:
Grace Chiam (event producer)- 016 - 415 9272
Christine Foong (assistant event producer) - 016 - 405 5889
Darrel Ma (head of hosts) - 012 - 401 2039

Looking forward to meeting you!

Some travel info for overseas participants

2011-12-02T03:45:00.000-08:00

Quick facts about Malaysia:
329,847 sq km landmass
Peninsular Malaysia & Malaysian Borneo
13 states & 3 federal territories
Capital – Kuala Lumpur
Gained independence as Malaya (31 Aug 1957)
Became Malaysia (16 Sept 1963) with the inclusion of Sarawak, Sabah and Singapore
Singapore gained its independence and became a republic following an ejection from Malaysia on 9 August 1965.

People:
The largest ethnic groups in Malaysia are the Malays (50.4%), Chinese (23.7%) and Indians (7.1%) (2004 estimate). In Sabah and Sarawak, there are a myriad of indigenous ethnic groups (more than 60!) with their own unique culture and heritage. There are small groups like the Orang Asli, Sikh, Baba Nyonya, and Portuguese Eurasian.

All these groups have lived together in Malaysia for generations and their cultures have influenced each other, creating a truly Malaysian culture.

Religion:
Muslim - 60.4%
Buddhist - 19.2%
Christian - 9.1%
Hindu - 6.3%
Confucianism, Taoism etc - 2.6%
(2000 census)

Language:
Malay (Bahasa Melayu) is the national language, but English is widely spoken. The ethnic groups also converse in the various languages and dialects.

Time:
Eight hours ahead of GMT and 16 hours ahead of U.S Standard Time.

Electricity:
The voltage used throughout Malaysia is 220-240 volts A/C, at 50 cycles per second. Standard 3-pin square plugs and sockets are used.

Food:
Malaysian food is not one particular kind of food but a unique culinary spectrum originating from Malaysia's multi-ethnic population that has melded together sampling tastes, ingredients and cooking methods from each other.

Generally, the level of food hygiene throughout the country is high. However, food from street vendors should be treated with care. If possible, avoid tap water and ice cubes, especially if you have a sensitive stomach.

Currency:
All transactions in Malaysia are denominated in the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR).

Currency exchange is readily available; international bank-to-bank transfers may take several days and require adequate identification. Credit cards are accepted throughout the country, but you should be aware of the risk of fraud by criminal syndicates. ATMs can be a safer means of obtaining Malaysian Ringgit. You should note that personal identification numbers (PINs) in Malaysia are 6 digits long, and that some travellers have reported having difficulty retrieving cash from ATMs using 4-digit PINs.

Weather:
The country experiences tropical weather year-round. Temperatures are from 21ºC (70ºF) to 32ºC (90ºF). The sun is strong throughout the year in the country. Proper care against sunburn must be constantly taken. Dehydration and loss of salt through perspiration are two other common problems. Drink plenty of fluids and replace your salt loss. Make sure you pack clothing suitable for a warm, humid climate.
It has been raining regularly in the evenings so be prepared with a raincoat or umbrella.

Visa requirements:
Visitors to Malaysia must hold a valid passport or travel document with a minimum validity of six months beyond the intended visiting period.

Most nationalities do not require visas for social or business visits. For further information, please contact the nearest Malaysian diplomatic mission or Tourism Malaysia office.

A quick check on visa requirements can be made here:
http://www.imi.gov.my/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=113%3Akeperluan-visa-mengikut-negara&catid=73%3Avisa&Itemid=73&lang=en

Customs:
Malaysia’s customs authorities enforce strict regulations concerning the temporary importation into or export from Malaysia of items such as firearms, narcotics, medication, business equipment, currency and books, other printed material, and video and audio recordings which might be considered obscene or in any way harmful to public interest and cultural property (especially Islam).

Other health issues:
Malaysia has periodic problems with air quality reaching hazardous levels because of smoke haze. Please take precautions or bring along your inhaler if you are asthmatic.
Due to the constant humid climate, mosquitoes tend to be present throughout the year. To repel mosquitoes, ticks and other arthropods, apply an insect repellent containing DEET to your skin or clothing.

TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ROAD CONDITIONS:
Traffic in Malaysia moves on the left side of the road, and most vehicles are right-hand drive. Motorcyclists attempt to circumvent traffic blockage by weaving in and out of traffic, temporarily using vacant oncoming traffic lanes, and running through red lights. If you drive, you should use your turn signals well in advance of turning to alert motorcycles of your intent to turn. You must use your seat belts in Malaysia and must not use your cell phone while driving. Turning left at a red light is not legal unless otherwise marked.
Traffic is heavy during the morning and afternoon rush hours and slows down considerably when it rains; monsoon rains can quickly flood roads located in low-lying areas. Bottlenecks are common in major cities because infrastructure development has not kept pace with the proliferation of motorized vehicles. Multi-lane highways often merge into narrow two-lane roads in the centre of town and cause added congestion. Many streets are narrow and winding.

Safety and Security:
Petty theft, particularly purse/bag snatching and pick-pocketing are very common. Please take appropriate precautions, as follows:
Always be aware of your surroundings.
Take particular care of your belongings especially your passport, as visitors' passports have been stolen on aircraft, cafes, airport and railway terminals, and from hotel rooms.
Bags with shoulder straps should either be carried with the bag towards the pavement rather than the road, or tucked under the arm.
Do not wrap the strap around your arm or shoulder and do not try to hold on to your bag.
Pedestrians should walk facing traffic and keep a close eye on all vehicular traffic, particularly motorcycles. If possible, try to walk on the sidewalk away from the curb.
Be careful if offered a drink by a stranger, even in a reputable bar or restaurant. Such approaches can involve spiked drinks, and have resulted in cases of robbery and assault.
Do not open your hotel room door to strangers, even those wearing hotel uniform, and especially late at night. This applies particularly to women travelling alone.

Credit Cards:
While traveling in Malaysia you should avoid using credit cards, except at reputable establishments, and you should closely safeguard your credit card numbers at all times. Unauthorized charges may not show on a credit card account for several months but can unexpectedly appear in amounts of $5,000 or more. One of the more common methods is for retailers to swipe the credit card under the counter where a machine containing a mobile phone SIM card receives the card’s information and transmits it to a criminal organization for reproduction. You should watch retailers closely and any “under the table” transactions should be reported to the local police. In some cases, sophisticated criminal organizations have tapped into data lines emanating from retail establishments. Credit card information is then stolen while it is being transmitted to financial institutions.
If you must use a credit card in Malaysia, you should check your account information frequently for fraudulent charges. ATM cards are safer as long as the machines where they are used are associated with reputable Malaysian banks.

Sources/links:
http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_960.html
http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/travel-and-living-abroad/travel-advice-by-country/asia-oceania/malaysia
http://www.tourism.gov.my/

Your programme!

2011-12-01T08:53:00.000-08:00

DAY 1 FRIDAY

1.00PM INTRODUCTION AND INTERACTION

4.30PM WELCOME & BRIEFING
 FOUNDER ADDRESS
 PRODUCER ADDRESS
 WELCOMING AND INTRODUCTION OF ALL TEAMS
 INTRODUCTION OF PDPG TEAM
 INTRODUCTION OF INSTRUCTORS

6PM Dinner nearby the Mall (WITH HOSTS)

8PM Inspirational Meeting @ EAGLEPOINT

10PM Casual Dance

DAY 2 SATURDAY

7.00 AM Briefing @ EAGLE POINT

7.30 AM Depart to RAJA UDA by bus

9.00 - 10:30 AM MASTER CLASSES 1
10:30 - 12.00 PM MASTER CLASSES 2

12.00 -   1.30 PM MASTER CLASSES 3
1.30 -   3.00 PM MASTER CLASSES 4
3.00 -   4.30 PM MASTER CLASSES 5
4.30 -   5.30 PM SHARING SESSION

6.00 PM PDPG Dinner

9.00 PM Depart to PENANG

10.30 PM Rehearsal/soundcheck at Queensbay (optional)

DAY 3 SUNDAY

8:00 AM Inspirational Meeting @ EAGLEPOINT

10:30AM Warm Up @ ABSOLUTE FITNESS

11.00AM REGISTRATION of PARTICIPANTS

12.00PM PDPG LIVE CONCERT (GROUP DANCE )

1.00PM Break

2.00PM PDPG LIVE CONCERT (GROUP DANCE )

3.00PM Break

4.00PM PDPG LIVE CONCERT (GROUP DANCE)

5.00PM Closing of PDPG (GROUP DANCE )

Instructor profile: Cheryl Cutlip

2011-11-12T00:30:00.000-08:00

CHERYL CUTLIP- Executive Director, The Project Dance Foundation

Cheryl’s calling to positively impact culture through the arts led her to produce dance performance events in major cities throughout the world including New York City, Sydney, Hong Kong, Toronto, Houston, Atlanta, Los Angeles and Manila. The events began after 911 and draw more than 1,000 dancers annually. They are designed to nurture dancers who desire to perform with integrity to inspire and offer free dance concerts to the public. Dance Spirit Magazine has named Project Dance one of the top ten dance events in New York City and this event has been given a proclamation from the City of New York. There is now an official "Project Dance Day" in NYC.

She also directs ATMOSPHERE, a company of Project Dance. This all volunteer dance company performs throughout New York City and offers local professional dancers opportunities to fellowship and perform with those who share a similar vision. She also co-produces a monthly urban variety show at the famed BBKings called Broadway Underground which highlights up and coming talent from New York City.

Cheryl enjoyed performing with the Radio City Rockettes for 15 years where her duties included dance captain; assistant choreographer and spokesperson for nationally televised appearances including one-on-one interviews with Katie Couric, Diane Sawyer, and Larry King. She was the co-choreographer for Kick Into Fitness (the official Rockette Workout Video); and choreographer for Christmas Across America promotional tours, The Yankee Penant Parade and The Rockefeller Christmas Tree Lighting Event. Other career credits include the Broadway National Tour of “Crazy For You”, European Tour of “42 nd Street”, and the Broadway benefit to the stars of “Mack and Mable”, starring Jerry Herman and Donna McKechnie. She is currently working with a jazz company called Walkerdance under the direction of Chet Walker.

Cheryl’s most memorable speaking engagements include the Hillsong Worship Conference in Sydney, Australia, Dance Ad Deum’s Summer Intensive, Belhaven Universtiy, and the worldwide Project Dance events. Cheryl lives in midtown Manhattan with her husband Ron and their two children Ava (5) and Evan (18mos) where they attend Morning Star New York under the leadership of pastor, Ron and Lynette Lewis.

Cheryl will be teaching TAP, THEATRE DANCE (BROADWAY STYLE) and DANCE AS WORSHIP during Project Dance Penang.

Master classes

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We've finally almost finalised the master classes offered during Project Dance. You'll see a list of instructors in this space soon... but just for now, here's the current list of the master classes offered:

Tap
Theater Dance (Broadway Style)
Contemporary
Locking
Krump
Girlstyle
Soul
Lyrical Jazz
B'Boy
Popping
Hip Hop

WATCH THIS SPACE!

One more month to Project Dance Penang!

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Guess what, it's 9th November 2011... that means Project Dance Penang will be here in exactly ONE MONTH. Isn't that exciting?

Things have been rushing along, and there are several things to take note:

If you haven't sent in your dance video, please do so immediately! This includes your song choices (duh) as well as your costumes. Kai Beng and Anne are still collecting and vetting through the videos. Be kind :)
If you are coming from somewhere over the rainbow... I mean, from somewhere overseas, please e-mail us your flight and accommodation details so that we can coordinate for someone to pick you up or to direct you to the nearest public transport. (We don't bite... but if you don't tell us when you're coming, we can't meet and greet you)
If you haven't registered yet.... WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? Register here.

Dance? So what?

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Dance often evokes raw emotions and sheds light on life’s issues. It can provide a fresh glimpse into what it means to be human. Within the faith, these artists beg for an answer to the question, “How much of life is God in charge of?” Many are finding that God is indeed God over all of life, including their artistic giftings.

A movement of worship, Tonia Nifong

If you've ever struggled with the issue of faith + art, you should read this article.

So what's in it for me?

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Masterclasses.
If you're serious about your art, you would always want to improve your skills. Project Dance is bringing in professional teachers to do just that. Well be coming up with the list of classes that will be offered soon, so stay tuned for that! Even if we don't have something specific to your genre, or if you think you already know every thing is to know about it, consider taking up a new style just to widen your repertoire.

Networking.Ever get the feeling that you're all alone as a dancer? Or that trying to build a dance team in church is like trying to climb Mt Everest? Many times dancers in church feel drained and lose focus because no one else gets what they do. Or at the most, they limit you to the standard tambourine-and-flag routine that you've done for years.
It's always great to remember that you are not alone! In Project Dance, you will get to meet like-minded people and be able to build a network of support for your ministry, whether it's in your church or in your community. It may end up being an online support group, or a new collaboration in your town, or new avenues to explore, whether in the dance team in church or in the community.
If you're serious about bringing your faith into your art, this is doubly important to keep you on the right track with God.

A chance to give.
Giving doesn't always have to equate to something with monetary value. If you truly believe that God has given you the gift of dance, and you believe in the impact that your work has on people, then the worst thing you could do is to keep it for yourself and your own gain.
At Project Dance, we believe in the power of dance to change and transform communities. This is why we are providing you with a platform to perform for the community. As you choreograph your dance performances, think about what God has placed on your heart about Penang and Malaysia or about your generation. Think of songs or stories that can bring new hope to our generation and community. It may not seem like a big thing, but God uses small things in amazing ways!

Uh, so what's Project Dance Penang?

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What is Project Dance?
It is a 3-day dance event consisting of:
Day 1 (9/12/11): Registrations, networking, group dance sessions
Day 2 (10/12/11): Inspirational meeting, master classes (instructors are sourced from Project Dance USA)
Day 3 (11/12/11): Dance concert at Queensbay Mall (participants are invited to plan several dance pieces in advance for performance on this date. We would need a video a few weeks in advance for vetting purposes), Farewell dinner

What is it for?Our goal is to equip and encourage dancers as they seek their calling in the world of dance. The weekend is designed to give participants the opportunity to perform and to take master dance classes as well as focus on the intersection of faith and art. Integral to this is the public dance concert which is meant to share our talents with the public and to communicate a message of hope and healing through the language of dance.

Theme: Perform with integrity to inspire
Dates: 9 - 11 December 2011
Venues: Eaglepoint Penang / Studios at Raja Uda / Queensbay Mall, Penang, Malaysia
Registration fee: USD80 (Approx RM250)

Discover Penang

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Penang is a wonderful place to visit! Just sayin'.

We think it would be a GREAT idea if you're coming from somewhere far, far away to maybe come a tiny bit earlier or leave a little later just to hang out, get to know us and to enjoy this wonderful island that is little more than a spot on the map. We know you're longing for a holiday anyway. ;)

We'll start off by giving you a few links to explore while we continue researching the best flights and accommodation deals we can find! Do drop us a note on our blog or on the facebook page if there's anything else you need to know!

About Penang:
Explore Penang
Wikipedia
Tourism Penang

Just a little bit of random trivia: Project Dance will be held on both the island and on what we islanders call "the mainland" (Seberang Perai). The registration, group dance, inspirational meeting and dance concert will be held at Eaglepoint and Queensbay Mall, which are on the southern part of the island whilst the master classes will be held at Raja Uda on the mainland.

Getting to Penang from Manila

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There doesn't seem to be any direct flights between Manila (MNL) and Penang (PEN), so you'll have to choose a stopover either in Singapore (SIN), Kuala Lumpur (KUL) or Hong Kong (HKG), depending on which carrier you use.

Malaysia Airlines (www.malaysiaairlines.com)

USD628.60 for return trip (economy class)
Transit in KUL.
There are two flights a day - morning and evening
Total travel time between 6 to 7 hours, depending on length of transit time.

Singapore Airlines (www.singaporeair.com)

USD297.24 for return trip (sweet deals) - quoted at PHP12,929.94
Transit in SIN.
Total travel time between 5 hours 45 minutes to 6 hrs 20 mins (or more) depending on length of transit time.
You have to choose your travel dates carefully because different rates are applicable depending which dates fly. (Picking 8/12 and 13/12 gives the combination above)
This package is a Singapore Airlines / Silk Air combination.

Cathay Pacific (www.cathaypacific.com)

USD446 for return trip (Economy save) - quoted at PHP 19,402
Transit in HKG
Approx 8-hour travel time, including transit.

Note: as these three carriers are NOT budget airlines, air fares should include a minimum of 20kg check-in luggage and in-flight refreshments. However, please DO check before purchasing your tickets.

Jetstar (www.jetstar.com) offers a MNL-KUL combo with transit in SIN at approx USD288, but total transit time is about 9 hours or more, so this is probably not worth it. Besides, you would still have to get a KUL-PEN flight (approx 45 mins flight) unless you want to take a 4-hour bus ride.

Visa requirements: None for social visits not exceeding 1 month.

Getting to Penang from Hong Kong

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The easiest way to get from Hong Kong to Penang would be to take a direct flight (approx 3 hours 40 mins). Direct flights are offered by the following carriers:

Air Asia (www.airasia.com)

HKD2,173 for return trip.
There is only one flight per day: HKG-PEN departing at 7pm (HK) and PEN-HKG departing 2.55pm (PG).
This is a low-cost carrier so you will have to fork out additional costs for extras such as check-in luggage.

Malaysia Airlines (www.malaysiaairlines.com)

HKD3,199 for return trip (economy class).
There are about 2-3 flights per day. Also, if the direct flight is full, there is the option of taking the flight with stopover in KL.
The costs include check-in luggage of 20kg and refreshments.

Cathay Pacific (www.cathaypacific.com)

HKD2,525 for return trip (economy save)
Appears to have only one flight a day as well: HKG-PEN departing at 3.20pm (HK) and PEN-HKG at 7.50am (PG)
The costs include check-in luggage of 20kg

Indirect flights would include a stopover, normally via Singapore (SIN) or Kuala Lumpur (KUL), but this would extend your travel time by about 2 -3 hours. More details here.

Visa requirements: None for social visits not exceeding 1 month.

REGISTRATION DETAILS

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Project Dance Penang 2011 Registration Details (December 9-11^th ,2011 Fri-Sun)

(3-Day Event Include: Dance Concert, Master Dance Classes, Industry Expo, Project Dance Live, Inspirational Meetings, Goodie Bags)

Registration fee: USD80.00

Group Registrants / Dance Companies / Individuals:

Groups of 10 or more should register all together. For every 10 registered dancers, 1 free registration will be offered. Directors who plan to participate (attend Friday’s events or observe Sunday classes or perform on Saturday) should consider themselves a registered participant. Directors who are travelling with a group but not participating (only ensuring that their dancers arrive at all events) will be exempt from the registration fee. This exemption will only be offered to 1 director per group. Other teachers and directors within the group should register for the entire event. Each attending dancer is required to fill out the registration form completely including their signature.

Note for dancers registering online: Project Dance will honor the free registration policy for those who have groups of 10 or more. In order to receive this benefit please email us at penang@projectdance.com

Cancellation Policy:

If a participant is unable to attend Project Dance after registering, ½ of the registration fee will be returned to that participant.

Age Limit:

There is no age limit; however, the general focus of our event is for the dancer seeking to pursue a dance career. We recognize that some groups and companies have varied ages. We ask that young people be chaperoned appropriately.

Chaperones/Family Members:

As a registered participant, you will be notified of the policy in place for the city you are attending. When space allows, we do open the doors to those who have travelled with a dancer. If a family member or chaperone wants to ensure that they are able to attend all events, they are welcome to register for the entire event.

Registration:

Registration includes attendance for all weekend events including the Check-in, Project Dance Expo, Project Dance Live, Outdoor Dance Concert Performance, Inspirational Gatherings, Group Dance and Master Classes. Any participant unable to attend a portion of the event will still is required to register for the entire event. Upon registration, you will receive an email notification. Specific details for each event will be posted to participants via email.

Deadlines:

All registrations are due one month prior to each event and should be postmarked accordingly. (Closing date 8^th November 2011) Late registrants must first notify our office via email at penang@projectdance.com in order to proceed with official registration.

Other Requirements:

· Payment

Secure online payments can be made through www.projectdance.com. Keep in mind that the only method of payment accepted for participants living outside the US will be credit card payments.

· Music

Please email an mp3 copy of your music to penang@projectdance.com In the subject title please put the following information:

EVENT CITY NAME/GROUP NAME/SONG TITLE

In addition to the emailed music please bring 2 copies of your music to the check-in session on the Friday of your event. Visit the stage manager's table in order to drop off music and learn more about your performance during the open air dance concert.

· Video

Please email a video of your dance to penang@projectdance.com In the subject title please put the following information:

EVENT CITY NAME/GROUP NAME/SONG TITLE

Project Dance requires all registered dancers to submit a copy of their completed dance piece for viewing approval. While this is not an audition, Project Dance reserves the right to make performance suggestions and adjustments for you or your group in the area of costuming, music and content. All dance pieces should be family friendly. If you are submitting more than one piece, please be sure to record them in order of preference. Late submissions will not be guaranteed a performance slot. Your video should include the costume for the piece. The final show order for each city is completed approximately 2 weeks prior to the event. Therefore, we recommend that dancers/groups rehearse all submitted pieces leading up to the event. Though we only guarantee one performance per registered dancer, we are often able to include the 2^nd and 3^rd choices for each participant.

Solos: Should not exceed 3 minutes in length Group Pieces: Should not exceed 5 minutes in length

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HOW YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE TO PDPG

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1. BE A PARTICIPANT

- Print out the registration form from www.projectdance.com & fill it up

- Submit your form & registration fee of USD80 to

+ JULIAN CHEAH 012-4559298 (Registrations under schools/colleges/uni)

+ ANNA TAN 012-4307353 (Registrations under churches)

+ GRACE CHIAM 012-4129272

+ EVA LAM 016-5663491.

2. GET AT LEAST 5 FRIENDS TO JOIN YOU

3. TELL EVERYONE ABOUT PROJECT DANCE

+ Be a ‘friend’ to PROJECTDANCE PENANG on Facebook and invite your friends J

+ ‘Attend’ the Event PROJECT DANCE PENANG 2011 on Facebook and invite your friends. J

+ Join the Group PROJECT DANCE PENANG (MALAYSIA) on Facebook and invite your friends. J

4. STAY UPDATED

+ FOLLOW our blog www.projectdancepenang.blogspot.com.

+ ATTEND our monthly meetings and prayer meetings.

5. BE AN EVENT VOLUNTEER

DAY 1: 09/12/2011 FRI

o HOST

o REGISTRATION COUNTER

o GOODIE BAG

DAY 2: 10/12/2011 SAT

o WORKSHOP

DAY 3: 11/12/2011 SUN

o DANCE CONCERT

o FAREWELL DINNER

6. CONNECT US WITH YOUR……. (to have PROMO SPACE or A FUND RAISING ACTIVITY or A ROADSHOW )

SCHOOL/ COLLEGE

COMPANY

ORGANISATION

7. FIND US SOME VERY GENEROUS SPONSORS J

CHECK OUT THE AMAZING EXPERIENCE OF PROJECT DANCE HONGKONG 2010

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Last year (2010) the Penang Team was priviledged to join

Project Dance Hong Kong.

We had the most amazing time, meeting the some of the most amazing people...

We hope to bring the same experience to Penang

WATCH !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3g2q6BByUE&feature=player_embedded

PROJECT DANCE PENANG 2011 (PDPG2011)

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Hi , I'm Grace , Event Producer for Project Dance Penang 2011 (PDPG2011) ,

I'm very excited that we have been blessed with this opportunity to have this very meaningful event on our island and for the first time in Malaysia. Read more about PROJECT DANCE
(www.projectdance.com)

It is my prayer and hope that God would work in the lives of the many dancers and dance enthusiasts who will attend PDPG this December 9-11.

We are in the planning stage of the event and will be promoting it full force in the months of August thru November. If you are interested to be part of this event...

please do contact me at 012-4259272 or 012-4129272

Click here for the Registration form

http://www.projectdance.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/pd_reg_2011.pdf

Here are some of the photos our team in Penang

More coming up :)

Meeting #2

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We just had our 2nd meeting 26th Feb at Community At Heart

Present:
1. Grace Chiam
2. Sean Loh
3. Byoki Lau
4. Delphine Koay
5. Phoebe Sae
6. Darren Tan
7, Wong Khye Yang
8. Julian
9. Steve Ong
10. Wesker Loh

Our Discussion:
1. Dates of Project Dance Penang
may change from November to December pending approval from project dance founder and concert venue sponsor.

2. PDPG Hosting Program
Volunteers who are willing, :) may register as hosts for outstation delegates to Penang.
You will be in charge of your guests accommodation and transportation. This may involve
- liaising with your guests on their visit to Penang
- picking them from the airport
- offering your home for accommodation or helping the guests check-in into a suitable hotel.
- providing transportation during PDPG as public transportation in Penang is not that reliable.

Volunteers who would like to be Hosts and Delegates who would like to be hosted can email us at projectdancepenang@live.com.my before September 30th, 2011 or preferably ASAP

The List of Hosts and Hosted Delegates will be updated n posted on the blog

3. Project Clicks
- There will be a photoshooting and videoshooting session on April 16 & 17 (Saturday and Sunday) at different locations in Penang
- The photos and videos will be used to promote PDPG2011
- Person in charge: Steve Ong and Wesker Loh (to set up a fb event - invite photographers and dancers - determine locations for photoshoot)
- Volunteers who would like to join us as Photographers , Videographers or Models (Dancers) please contact us at 012-4259272

4. Design
- Byoki has graciously volunteered to do the designs for PDPG promo material, tshirt and etc
- Designs will be ready by April.
- She has proposed that our theme colour be Apple Green.

5. PDPG Concert Performances
- Performances , Music and Costumes should be family friendly.
- 1x Storm Remix (Phoebe)
- 1x Locking (Black)
- 1x (Albert Chuah)
- 2x SMK Haji (Darren, Khye Yang)
- 1x Penang Combined Churches Dancers (Julian)

6. PDPG Workshop Venues
- Raja Uda has been proposed as there are many studios situated in the same street.
- Sponsorship request letters will be ready once the dates are ready
- KaiBeng, Tracy and Delphine were proposed to be in charge of the workshops

7. Upcoming meetings
- 3rd meeting - March 12 8pm
- 4th meeting - April 16 8pm

8. Promotion Roadshows
- May 17th (Public Holiday - Wesak Day)
- June 4+5 (Sat + Sun ) Penang Times Square - Youth Jam
-

Accommodation Information

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Hi guys just to let u know that one of the most affordable decent accommodation in Penang is
Tune Hotel

I've just checked, if you book now online at http://www.tunehotels.com/
rooms in Penang for 5 nights are only less than USD50.

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PROJECT DANCE PENANG

DATE: 25-27TH NOVEMBER 2PER011

VENUES: TO BE CONFIRMED

EMAIL: projectdancepenang@live.com.my

FACEBOOK: PROJECT DANCE PENANG

CONTACT: 012-4259272

PERSON-IN-CHARGE: GRACE CHIAM