Kuala Lumpur Dancers' Association KLDA

29/08/2026

Allo Allo, wishing all Malaysians a happy and meaningful merdeka. Let's celebrate our heritage through every beat and step.

Cheers
KLDA

10/08/2026

Allo Allo dance people, here’s many more pictures of KLDA’s recent Boogie Woogie 88 Night. What an unforgettable night! It was absolutely incredible to see the entire dance fraternity come together under one roof. The energy and the vibe were on a completely different level from start to finish! 🔥 Thank you to everyone who brought their passion, their rhythm, and their smiles to the floor. Let's do it again soon! 🪩💃🕺

Cheers
KLDA

09/08/2026

Cue the dramatic music and grab a cape.. .We hope you’re ready for some serious drama, because Steven and Rosemay are bringing the ultimate Paso Doble to our dance floor!

09/08/2026

Great fun great vibes….boogieing the night away.

03/07/2026

Happy birthday to Kong , Sunny and Alan… and many more

31/05/2026

Allo Allo, Warmest Wesak Day greetings to all our members and their families. May this auspicious day illuminate your path with boundless joy, peace, and loving-kindness.

Warmest regards
KLDA

27/05/2026

Warmest Aidiladha greetings to you from all of us at KLDA.

03/05/2026

Who says the dance floor is only for the young? At KLDA, our Pioneer Members are proving that while the years may pass, the "Groove" never fades! NG Tak Poh Liew Chock Sang

17/04/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/14e5KJMHApV/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Has floorcraft become a lost art? 🤔

Ballroom legend Anthony Hurley shares his thoughts on what he’s seeing on today’s competition floors — and it raises some important questions for dancers, teachers, and judges alike.

Are we losing this essential skill in modern competition? Or is it simply being overlooked?

👇 We’d love to hear your thoughts

Read the full feature on Dance TV News:
https://www.dancetvltd.com/post/floorcraft-a-lost-art-by-anthony-hurley

25/03/2026

Allô Allô Dancers — Why Talk About Technique?

Whether you're dancing for fun, fitness, or competition, technique is what makes it truly enjoyable. It’s the difference between just doing steps… and feeling the dance.

Proper technique helps you:
- Move with confidence and control
- Connect better with your partner
- Express the music with elegance
- Avoid injury and fatigue

We’re posting about technique to help dancers of all levels refine their skills, understand the “why” behind the movement, and celebrate the artistry of ballroom. Enjoy.....

KLDA