Finally, the first regional dance magazine for Asia - one that would truly give more exposure for Asian dancers!  Now available in major bookstores and newstands in Malaysia nationwide or purchase online at www.asiadancestore.com.  For every magazine sold by direct order, RM2 will be contributed to ADC's EMERGING CHOREOGRAPHER FUND.                                                                                                  

Gong Xi Fa Chai New Articles! Malaysia A Treat for Ballet Fans  Carmen & Paquita, organized by Danceworks Production, Ena Ballet Studio and presented by KNM Group Bhd with Edaran Tan Chong Motor Sdn Bhd as the main sponsor, provided a glorious evening of ballet that will remain with fans for a very long time - Joseph Gonzales   A long journey ahead for Malaysian Dancers  Carmen & Paquita - much to be done to raise the profile of Malaysian dancers to the demanding standards of international ballet - Michele Lum Cerita Ori - Heritage of the Peninsular's Original People The Orang Asli communities have been creating and collecting stories of this land that they've inhabited for countless generations. Sad enough, this unique heritage is fast disappearing - Tan Yi Ling Drama Tari/Dance Drama Rawana & Laman Etnik  The PETRONAS Performing Arts Group (PPAG) opened their 2009/2010 season with a performance comprised of two segments - the “Rawana” dance drama and “Laman Etnik" featuring various traditional dances of Borneo.	Korea Bolero Kim MaeJa’s ground breaking efforts to draw upon traditional dance, while exercising an aesthetic freedom that belongs more to modernism than the traditional canon - Dr Philipa Rothfield Indonesia Menggali Warna Baru Pluralitas Keindonesiaan  Konsep keindonesiaan dalam wacana kreativitas seni bukanlah merupakan nomenlaktur sebuah genre seni yang tunggal. Istilah ini justru memiliki makna dinamis menuju pada eksistensi individu di luar eksistensi kolektif yang sudah melekat dan ‘built in’ dalam diri seorang seniman/koreografer -Franciscus Xaverius Widaryanto Thailand Japan’s Gift to Thailand  The Japan Foundation again shines brightest among foreign agencies that foster local creativity - Pawit Mahasarinand Exciting Collaborations in the Small World of Thai Arts  At the premiere, the intrigue didn't stop at the title and the concept, but continued in how the performers moved — with each other and with props of various sizes — through five colour-and-concept-coded scenes in 50 minutes - Pawit Mahasarinand