
Pantomime's
very own Gozaldo or what ever his name was. Perhaps the next Arnold
Schwarzenegger in Hollywood casting line??Uuuuhh..check out those biceps!
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Okay, it was a comparatively acceptable farewell dinner considering that it was organized by a bunch of US whom some had never had any experience in handling such huge task as this. Without fail
this year's SOUBETSUKAI which was held on the 2nd of February 2001 had once again "unbroke"
the tradition of Malaysian Standard Time...you know what I mean. Despite that, we were all welcomed
with a rather eccentric opening dance which was highly rated(I hear) by our
senpais.
"GLOW IN THE DARK" as
the dance was called had girls wearing white gloves which appeared "glowing" as the UV light hits them.
Although it had a slightly rough finale the dance which was trooped by Ungku Hezlen Ungku Kadir became
highlight of the night. Two thumbs up girl!
Emcees , Zaidi, Siti
Aisyah, Ismail and Ayuni Dalila opened the evening with grace. Unforgetting
Mohd Izham who
led us in prayers shortly after that.
Following the event, were a couple of speech which have become a norm in any events for that matter.
Thus, upon hearing our hungry bellies churning across the dinner hall, dinner was immediately
served shortly afterwards. On top of that, we weren't just tantalized by the
food (yeah right), soothing sentimental and classical numbers by Rafidah Anum and
Katerina Ali accompanied us throughout the dinner.
Although next in line was rather time wise disorganized, aspiring actors and actresses from
RPKJ program would soon be replacing Awie and Erra Fazira in Haslam's next blockbuster.:)
Directed by Faiz Fauzi, the pantomime can be considered entertaining for
that night despite being marred by some technical problems and linguistic
barriers (this goes for non-Malay speakers). Better luck next time guys!
Slotted in between the performances, were lucky draws drawn by a couple of the
VIPs who were invited. During that intervals, there were a few significant moments that made the night a night to remember (you know what I mean):).Nevertheless,
on the whole, the emcees appeared confident and rather natural.
As the evening proceeded, a nasyid group gave it all with voices soaring high praising The Almighty.
Keep in view for these dudes girls! The next performance which was dikir barat was extremely
energetic, colorful and exotic that I can't help thinking that they were in trance during the performance
for they seem oblivious to the surrounding and eyes rolling wild. Either way, it was superb.
Reaching the finale, caught some of our KOHAI girls
marveling over 2 exquisite talents of
SEMPAI's
(note:otoko) giving a number from the ever notorious GTO's slow version of
POISON (sigh).
The climax, lead by Mohd Shahnun, in reminiscent of the times and struggle our
SEMPAIs went
through before reaching the summit had us clung together (note:onna with onna and vice versa)
singing MIRAE a popular hit by
Japanese song tress,
KIRORO.
The dinner drew a close about 11.30p.m. Those who were less fortunate didn't even get a bite of the
finely selected menu by Sazly:). On the whole, despite the minor lapse that
occurred, we had a great time. Soubetsukai 2001 was a success,
TOTALLY!:)
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