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MembershipPlease join us if you are interested in dancing Filipino Folk Dance. We are a Filipino Folk Dance Troupe and non-profit organization, originally established May of 1999, has ceased operations in 2004. Having taken a leave-of-involvement for a while, Mr. Lawrence Pascua continues to be dedicated to the perpetuation of the Filipino Culture through the dances and songs of the Philippines. We currently are building a corp of dancers who are interested in tour-performances, learning, public and community service, teaching leadership and values to our youth, and having a whole lot of fun in the process. Current plans which are now in action is a branch group for special performances, not only to entertain, but to culturally enrich our local community, called, "La Galeria." We are now scouting for members to form this new group. Please call (808) 250-5330 or email FilDance@yahoo.com for registration. |
Our ResolveTo perpetuate the Filipino culture and to enable its members to gain and promote a better understanding and appreciation of it. To learn basic steps in folk dancing thereby translating movements into an accurate interpretation as is viewed by those who should be observing the dances. To develop poise, personality and professionality in each member's character, thereby reaching out and giving people who share our cultural heritage, something in which they can be proud of. Meet our friends from New Zealand and Honolulu; Mr. H. Wayne Mendoza, and Philippine Cultural Group of Hawaii who have similar goals as we do! |
RatesRenewed rates will be published upon the readiness of our newly formed learners group, "La Galeria," for special performances. Jennilin Alcain, Ella-Rae Cachola and Rebecca Godfrey, shown left, in attendance at La Galeria's first meeting on July 4th, 2009. Not shown, but also involved are Wibitz Stewart and Cielo Molina. |
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Requirements Reasonably covered dressing area. Separate men and women changing areas away from the public preferred. "PA" system (amplifier & speakers) with at least one microphone and one CD-player, both input to the system. Performance preferred scheduled immediately after dinner so that the audience attention is on the performance and not on their meal. (Mostly for social gatherings.) |
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Lawrence Pascua Dance Director / Choreographer |
| Mail: PO Box 99 · Wailuku Maui Hawai‘i · USA 96793-0099 Tel: (808) 250-5330 Email: FilDance@yahoo.com |