In January, Taylor's Dance Club brought down the house with their very
first dance production, Rock The Stance. With mind-blasting performances by its dedicated and talented dancers. This month, Taylor's Dance Club, is back with new dancers, new styles and with one goal in mind.. To create history. We proudly present to you, Production vol. II, Dancing Through Time.

What will I be in store for?
This production, will focus on the various stages in the evolution of dance from classical styles to a more contemporary feel. The styles include:
1. Contemporary
2. Latin
3. Girlstyle
4. B-boy
5. K-Pop
6. Hip Hop
7. Popping
8. LA Style

Dancing Through Time will definitely be one of a kind and leave you so indulged, you'll beg us for more. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness your very own friends and peers in action all in the name of their passion, DANCE.

Check out our promotional album for a glimpse of whats to come!
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Important Details

Venue : Lecture Theatre 1, Taylor's College Subang Jaya, SS15
Time : 8PM - 10PM
Dates : 29th of July(Friday) & 30th of July(Saturday)

How Do I Get a Ticket?
Tickets for both nights can be obtained from booths by the Subang Campus main gate. Or from our main ticketers, Su Jane in CPU(0173436385) and Yi Xian in A-levels(0168847266).

Their prices are as follows :
First 50 tickets = RM10 *edit: These are sold out!*
Early Bird (before event) = RM15
Door Prices = RM20

NOTE: Booking of tickets are not allowed, due to past experiences where people who book the tickets do not show for the event. If you are nearby the Subang vicinity; do stop by the campus to get yourself a ticket! If not:

1. Get your friends to buy one for you ahead of the event.
2. We may set up booths at different colleges if there is the demand, so let us know how we can pass a ticket to you!
3. Buy at the door for RM 20.

For outsiders, the ticket will suffice as your entry pass for the night.

Want to know more?
For more information, please call:
Shane Lee 012-2119449
Hui Qing 012-9312723


Can't wait to see you guys there!

Labels: dancing through time, production, Production II

As announced by ex-President of TDC, Mark Chua, during the party, TDC's next move will be heading towards one of the biggest projects of year, RE: Production, or Production II. This has been done before in early 2011 and once again will happen hopefully at the end of July 2011.

What Is Production?!

Production put into simple words would be the combination of the main styles that TDC has to offer into one big performance. It is a big project and will require a lot of commitment from members. With that having said, anyone is allowed to perform as long as they are committed to the project and have some degree of skill, though not something too advanced. This would be TDC's second production in its history. The first one, Rock The Stance, performed at the beginning of the year, demonstrated 7 styles. Popping, Bboy, Girlstyle, Contemporary, K-Pop, LA- Style, and Hip Hop. It would be a great honor to represent TDC for a performance of such.

So What's New In Repro- uhh.. Production II?

Labels: production, Production II, RE:Production

by EN QUAN CHUAH
for the Campus Plus Newsletter

With a long string of successful events under its belt, the Taylor’s Dance Club Subang Jaya pulled of yet another entertaining night in the form of a dance production. Aptly named ‘Rock the Stance’, the aim of the event was to showcase seven forms of street dance with the exception of Contemporary.

The event started off with a performance by the resident campus crew, SOML to get the crowd cheering. The Popping team in vests and slacks soon made their way on stage in an animated fashion. Using clever bits of choreography, the group of gentlemen showed of some fundamental Boogaloo and Animation styles of Popping.

Next up was Girl Style with a cheeky slant. Hippy like clothing added to the overall charm of the girl dancers. Touted as the most popular dance style in college, the Bboy crew followed up with what is commercially known as break dancing. While the opening was amusing, the Bboys shed that image for that of confidence and style. A couple of aggressive foot work and stunts later, the breakers trooped of stage without even breaking sweat.

Moments later, K-Pop or Korean Pop was brought to life on stage with well known routines seen on television. The entire group dressed in suede black and towering heels pulled of an energetic and robust performance with at least twenty songs in the mix. Judging from the reaction of the audience, the influence of the Korean entertainment industry was not to be taken lightly. An interview with the choreographer Iylia, proved that point as she was not only self taught with the aid of Youtube, she managed to pick up the Korean language along the way.

And what would street dance be without Hip Hop? The dance sequence proved that Hip Hop is indeed still alive with new and old influences thrown in. The choreographer, Machi even took the opportunity to showcase Locking, an upbeat and funky dance style rarely performed nowadays. While Hip Hop was cool and loose, Contemporary was a pool of emotions and sweeping movements. The dancers pranced in joy and wept in sorrow as the crowd soaked it all up.

Last but not least, was Los Angeles (LA) style, a modern form of hip hop that has sharper movements and is lyrically based. A total of 4 choreographers produced 3 pieces that differed entirely in content. Each borrowed movements from Hip Hop and Jazz but delivered well in terms of musicality. As a final act, every dancer gathered on stage ala High School Musical to groove along and show appreciation to anyone that made the event a success.

Dance was of course the main core of the event, but little things like the introductory videos at the start of each performance brought more of an educational approach to the audience. With just 29 dancers and the desire to spread dance culture, the Taylor’s Dance Club not only rocked the stance but also the hearts of parents, lecturers and friends alike.

For more information on dancing try Google or the friendlier alternative of dropping by the dance studio (CPU building), Mondays to Fridays, 2-6 p.m.

Labels: campus plus, past performances, production, RTS, TDC