KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 16 — Commuters on the Pasar Seni MRT station have been stunned and delighted to see a group of kids performing a dance act on the station.
The children from the MyDance Alliance a non-profit organisation underneath Think City’s “Arts On The Move” programme have been performing biweekly at Pasar Seni MRT on Thursdays from 5pm to 6pm.
The dance sequence titled “Dancing in Place” goals to attach tradition and transit, in collaboration with Prasarana, and supported by Yayasan Hasanah.
The younger performers absolutely drew a crowd of commuters on the station which is without doubt one of the busiest interchange stations in Kuala Lumpur, particularly throughout peak hours.
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“I didn’t know this was occurring, it was a nice shock to come back up and see this.
“If this type of factor occurs typically it could be good,” stated commuter Dina Mohamed, 25.
The performances have been music to the ears and a sight for sore eyes from the fixed white and gray partitions within the MRT stations accompanied by the high-pitched beeping sounds when the practice door closes.
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The children from the MyDance Alliance a non-profit organisation underneath Think City’s ‘Arts On The Move’ programme have been performing biweekly at Pasar Seni MRT on Thursdays from 5pm to 6pm. — Picture by Hari Anggara
Dina stated though there was no stage arrange, it was fantastic as artwork will be carried out wherever.
She stated the performances elevated the moods of the commuters.
“I really feel actually glad I obtained out of the home right this moment as a result of I wasn’t really planning on going out and I don’t have any plans both so I can simply stick round or watch,” she stated.
Given the swarm of commuters each six minutes exiting the MRT and each 4 minutes getting into the MRT, most of them ran to the practice platform with one eye on the efficiency.
However, a number of the commuters stayed to look at for a whereas earlier than working for the practice.
Another commuter Nur Fatin Annisa, 31, stated it’s not her first time watching a present within the Pasar Seni MRT station as she makes use of the MRT virtually daily.
“Before this, they’d carried out a Bhangra dance, and that is my second time seeing this as a result of right this moment I’m not in a rush and I simply came visiting and stopped by to look at this occasion,” she stated.
The younger performers drew a crowd of commuters on the station which is without doubt one of the busiest interchange stations in Kuala Lumpur, particularly throughout peak hours. — Picture by Hari Anggara.
Being capable of benefit from the present without cost after work, Nur Fatin stated it was an extremely enjoyable expertise.
Although she doesn’t regularly watch local performances, she stated this expertise has inspired her to take extra curiosity and help the local arts scene.
Another commuter, Victoria Leong Kai Xin, 23 stated she was intrigued by the efficiency because it was her first time seeing one thing like this.
Victoria, who’s a frequent supporter of the local arts scene stated she was amazed by the local expertise.
“I’m very amazed as a result of not daily you get to look at stuff like this, without cost. Usually, we’ll must pay not less than RM100 to look at, so I believe that is worthwhile, I might come and watch this once more,” she instructed eNews Malaysia.
Think City is an influence organisation devoted to creating cities extra habitable, resilient, and sustainable. It supplies coverage considering, administration, and implementation of city options.
MyDance Alliance is a non-profit volunteer organisation based in 2001, bringing collectively dance practitioners and fanatics to help initiatives in Malaysian dance.
The dance sequence titled ‘Dancing in Place’ goals to attach tradition and transit, in collaboration with Prasarana, and supported by Yayasan Hasanah. — Picture by Hari Anggara.
