Opening Dance - performed by Arabesque Students
Sumy Troupe - Bkt Mertajam
Carolyn Cheah Drumsolo
Arabesque Troupe Dance 
Khai Shin - Zeana
Ivy - Ana Yalli Bahebak
Kids Belly Dance 
Ong Kher Ting - Cane Dance 
Teoh Siew Ling - Oriental Dance
Jenix & EvonDuet - Penang
Yin Shu & Albee Duet - Nigma Shaabi
ATS - Arabesque Advance Students
Tribal Fusion - Siew Ling & Khai Shin
Yes, my dancers have done me proud! They have worked so hard to get this far, believing in this dance, in me, and mostly in themselves! It takes courage, time, discipline, desire, and yes, some money, to keep studying with me. And they want more…I got to work hard which I am always doing, that makes my job of helping the student be the best dancer that they can be. Yet it always brings me full circle back to my teachings. I also continuously learn from my students, so there is that circle too.
Moon Goddess hafla theme! I am here to explain since so many of you asked why I named it. In Mandarin, the pronunciation of Night is moon, but I don’t want to make up a theme that sounds Night Goddess, this is how I created Moon Goddess. So simple and we were all Goddesssss on that night!
When Girls or women dance, she is a Goddess. The human body has a natural appetite for rhythm, and while dancing, not only does the dancer's body vibrate, but by its rhythmic character, also spurs the viewers to a vibrating response. And thus in dance, motion and emotion are interchangeable. The capacity for such interchange and build-up of feeling is at the root of the identification of dance as a sacred overture. The dancer becomes amplified into a being endowed with supra-normal powers, and her personality is transformed. It is a form of magic.
Yea...Yea... Women are Goddessssss - A child's first master is always his/her mother. Women have two natures, two distinct characters, as both lover and mother. Woman is the originator of families, Indeed woman is superior to man in many ways. Hey girls and women, you know right?
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