FULL OUT! 2023

House of Love is the largest Kiki house leading the Korean Kiki ballroom scene, inspired by ‘90s ball culture which emerged in New York City, USA.

Founding Mother Love Ran is the organiser of Korea's first ever ball, Mangwon Ball.

She and the children played a big role in the growth of the ballroom scene as the first generation to lead Korean ballroom into prominence. Besides the ball, she actively promotes the dance voguing in various places such as choreography, television shows, parties, and street events of K-pop artists.

ILL-A•bil•i•ty [‘il-ə-ˈbi-lə-tē] –

noun, plural ILL-A•bil•i•ties~

» An adaptation of power, strength, and creativity.

» Believing in yourself—to accomplish anything you set your mind to.

» Creating opportunities from challenges.

» Exploiting your capabilities—to live life to the fullest potential.

» NO EXCUSES, NO LIMITS.

ILL-Abilities is an international breaking dance crew comprised of seven active members from around the world.

Redouan “Redo” Ait Chitt (The Netherlands)

Sergio “Checho” Carvajal (Chile)

Jung Soo “Krops” Lee (South Korea)

Jacob “Kujo” Lyons (U.S.A)

Lucas “Perninha” Machado (Brazil)

Luca “Lazylegz” Patuelli (Canada)

Samuel Henrique “Samuka” da Silveira Lima (Brazil)

This crew originated from an idea by Montreal-based dancer/motivational speaker Luca “Lazylegz” Patuelli to create an all-star team of some of the world’s best differently-abled dancers. ILL-Abilities was officially formed in 2007 with four founding members Lazyegz, Tommy Guns, Kujo and Checho, whose goal was to compete and perform internationally, showing the world that anything is possible.

The crew gets its name from the standard in hip-hop culture of using a negative term to refer to something positive. Examples of this can be heard in studios or at competitions where dancers complement each other by saying they were bad, nasty or mean. The “ill” in ILL-Abilities does not refer to “sick” or “unwell” but rather to incredible, amazing, intricate, talent. Rather than seeing the negative limitations of “disability”, this crew focuses on their positive, or “ill” abilities.

Once they started performing together, the dancers of ILL-Abilities quickly realised their potential to inspire audience members with their positive attitudes and unique dance moves. The crew thus expanded their goal, presenting their motivational entertainment programmes and theatrical dance performances worldwide.

Local Remix, a team led by ScRach MarcS, is a homage to the diversity of Singapore—a melting pot of cultures, personalities, traditions and artistry.

The crew is a gathering of local artistic minds from the Singapore dance scene. Together, they celebrate various global street cultures while continuing to preserve the DNA that Southeast Asian bodies carry. Local Remix is a reimagination and reconstruction of global and regional street cultures without definitive labels and expectations, inviting audiences to rethink what one knows and feels about dance through a refreshingly new experience.

Dancers: Rachel “Racheezels” Lee, Marcus “Marzipan” Tan, Amin “Sir Waackalot” Alifin, Alton Sky, Zaihar, Kayte Willis, Alif Aircho, Chelsea Linda, Kamil, Krisha, Leo, Luqman

The Royal Family dance out of­ The Palace Dance Studio in Auckland, New Zealand. They have been crowned three times the World Mega Crew Hip Hop Champions, and have amassed over 10 billion views online across several videos and platforms. The Royal Family tour the world to sold-out shows and workshops in every country they visit. They have danced for top artists and brands such as Justin Bieber, Rihanna, JLo, Ciara, Super Bowl and Savage Fenty. Their choreographer is Emmy-award winner Parris Goebel, regarded as one of the world’s leading choreographers today. They bring a unique style called Polyswagg that is sassy and aggressive, and is undoubtedly one of the top dance crews in the world.