In Davao City, the Royeca Dance and Arts Centre is making a name for itself through its dance-based lifestyle programs that result into life-changing experiences in personal growth, health & wellness through its two new courses, namely Urban Hip-Hop Dance and Latin Social Dance Night Workshop.
“Here is where you find a satisfied faces that make the stress well worth it! As you enhanced your skills, talents and sense of accomplishment which is priceless,” said MG Royeca, RODAC’s Artistic Director.
Royeca said that the two new courses are meant for inspiration seekers as young as four years old, teens and adults. It is managed by new instructors who want to bring out a student’s maximum potential.
Urban Hip Hop Workshop is open for kids as young as 4 four years old, who will train twice a week, every Thursday 5:00-6: 00 pm and Saturday 3:00-4: 00 pm, and thrice a week for teens and adults, every Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:00-7: 00 pm and Saturdays 4:00-5: 00 pm.
The Latin Social Dance workshop focuses on Bachata, Salsa, and Kizomba dances. According to Ms. MG Royeca, a partner is not required because “we encourage the participants to step into our studio to enjoy the music, dance, and just be themselves.”
“This is simply a gathering to spread good vibes while on the floor! It is a body and soul workout for all young adults. Even if the class is for an hour or two, it can have positive effects on the mind,” she added.
According to Royeca the workshop promotes the idea that “if we work out, it’s healthier if we tone from the inside first, then the body will respond wonderfully.”
Last February 7, 2018, RODAC successfully opened their dance studio for a free Latin Social Dance Night Workshop. The workshop was conducted by RODAC’s Artistic Director Ms. MG Royeca together with RODAC’s talented dance mentor, Ms. Hyacinth Jan Yanson of FUSION Davao.
It was then followed by free wine tasting at Frog Kaffee hosted by Gina Esperanza Ellorango and Markus Ableitinger. The Wine was generously sponsored by Dave Camacho of Global Noble International Corporation, Cimem Consumer Distributors, and Fly Ace Corporation. The event was also covered by Korean artist, Mr.Cheongha Sam Yoon of LOOC Media. These latin dance and wine nights are planned to be held twice a month at FROG KAFFEE.
“The dance class will be fueled and spiced up by Ms. Hyacinth Jan Yanson twice a week, every Friday and Saturday from 7:00pm to 8:00 pm,” Recoya said.
Royeca added that , RODAC offers a one year workshop full and half scholarship for qualified and passionate dancers, who will get a chance to experience and enjoy the journey of a dancer.
RODAC introduces a creative workshop to all young and thirsty writers to join their weekend feature writing workshop at FROG KAFFEE located in Prime Square Compound, Torres Street, Davao City that starts on March 3 open for beginners ages 14yrs old and above will be 2 hours for 10 sessions during Saturday and Sunday from 2:00 to 4:00 pm together with the writing specialist Mac Macapendeg, a graduate of De La Salle University-Manila, previously worked as a junior news producer for GMA News Online.
“He will regularly conduct the said workshop to help the students enhance their writing and research skills, as well as enhance their observation skill to provide relevant stories to respective readers, “ Royeca said.
RODAC also offers courses such as Classical Ballet, Creative Movement, Urban Hip Hop Dance Class, Fashion Styling Workshop, and Feature Writing Workshop.
For young adults, they offer Latin Night Social Dancing, Stiletto Strength Dance, Barre Workout Method, and Health & Wellness workshops to provide inspiration to adult customers in their quest for fun recreation, fitness, and romance or relationship activities.
ROYECA DANCE AND ARTS CENTRE is located at Valencia Corporate Centre Jacinto Ext. cor. Arellano St. Davao City (back of Central Bank Quirino). For more inquiries contact 227-4228 or 09275094939. You may also message on RODAC’s email address, rodacentredvo@gmail.com. Follow their events and workshops on Facebook Royeca Dance and Arts Centre.
