Most people, if not all, find meaning and delight in performing arts, making dance competitions a great way to bring together people of all ages. In this year's Palakasan, the dancers from CASS impressed the crowd with more than just being eye candy; they also evoked profound feelings through their wholesome choreography and attitudes mirrored by their graceful storytelling in the world of movement.
Lyrical Dance
A trio of performers representing the feisty CASS community gave their rendition of Adele's "Love in the Dark," bringing their distinct perspective and interpretation of the song into the stage. They had a tremendous theatrical presence as they took the stage, owing to their synchronized movements and charismatic entrance. The participant's profound feelings, artistic depth, and empowerment of the LGBTQIA+ community were all seasoned well with Adele's phenomenal heartbreaking song.
Throughout their performance, there is no way of telling what is next, especially the heartbreaking embrace of two performers contrasting the relationship's dark and light sides and breaking the toxicity cycle.
Pop Dance
The Arachnids danced like there was no tomorrow. They ate the dance floor to their core and served the crowd with a spectacular performance. As this was one of the much-awaited events of the night, they got no chill and only ignited amusement throughout the entire duration. Indeed, they showcased malaCASS, and flawless movements inflamed with spontaneous hype and energy from the Dendro arachnids.
Give me more remixes; they gave more than what everyone anticipated. Looking classy in their well-fitted costumes, the groovy CASS Pop Dance representatives just nailed every drop and turned to the beat of the song. All hailed their perfect execution and the dynamics they held that took the breath of IITians away. Once again, the Dendro Arachnid put forward the finest and most savage dance that weaves off the night.
Wannabe Dance
The night is far from over. CASS' wannabe participants steal the spotlight with colorful costumes dressed as sea creatures--some as fishes, others jellyfish--festive backdrops and cheerful dispositions. They bring life to the kid's favorite original soundtrack (OST), "Under the Sea" from The Little Mermaid. With the aid of humorous elements and upbeat performers, they effectively portrayed the carefree spirit of life under the wonders of the ocean's surface.
From start to finish, it is the pinnacle of the night of dances. They bestowed an exquisite point of characterization that engaged the crowd to fill in the tank of what more CASS has at its disposal. Truly, CASS wraps up the night as green as it can be.
About the Authors
Justine Fernandez
Justine Mae G. Fernandez is a third-year BA in Psychology student at MSU-IIT. Writing has been one of her outlets for expressing a piece of her mind on specific topics given, embodying the values of always writing to express and never solely to impress. She has prior campus journalism experiences, specifically in editorial writing (both in collaborative and individual write-ups), from grade school to her senior high school years. In her going three years journey in the CASSayuran, despite the given challenges of adjusting herself to college life (in general) as she had to juggle her studies and write articles from time to time, it has been her breather away from academic all the way motto at the same time reconnect with pressing concerns in the real world. At present, she serves as an Editorial Head of CASSayuran.
Jenny Rose Capri
Jenny Rose Capri is currently a junior BA Political Science student. She adheres to a quote that says, "Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly." With the courage to leave her comfort zone and take part in serving CASS and the IIT, she is always ready to speak the truth and continue living with unbiased eyes.
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