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Malaysian Night Report 16 !1 POST EVENT REPORT MALAYSIAN NIGHT ‘KAMPUNG BOY’ FALL 2016 7.30PM – 10PM, OCTOBER 21ST 2016 2ND FLOOR BALLROOM OF IOWA MEMORIAL UNION ORGANIZED BY MALAYSIAN STUDENT SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA & THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA !2 Table of contents Content Page Introduction 3 Event Overview 4 Department Reports 1. Performance Report 5 2. Logistic Report 8 3. Props Report 11 4. Fundraising Report 12 5. Marketing Report 14 Crews 16 Appendices A. Proposal letter 19 B. Expenses 20 C. Endorsement 23 D. Photos 24 E. Event flow 31 F. Script 34 Malaysian Student Society at the University of Iowa !3 Introduction Who are we Malaysian Student Society of the University of Iowa, which also known as MSSUI is a student organization at the University of Iowa that serves to assist and bring together Malaysian students in the university while promoting the Malaysian culture to the Iowa City community. Our purposes The purpose of this event was to raise cultural awareness as well as to share the Malaysian culture with the community of the university and around Iowa City. Our aim Our aim is to foster the relationship among the Malaysians in the University of Iowa, and also to develop the leadership and interpersonal skills within ourselves. Our strategy We decided to present something different than the Malaysian Night we did last year. Therefore, the executive boards came up with an idea to showcase our members’ talents through a staged play, in which we have never done before. The staged play was called as ‘Kampung Boy.’ Malaysian Student Society at the University of Iowa !4 Event Overview ‘Kampung Boy’ was a staged play that depicted about a Malaysian student who went back to his hometown with an American friend during the summer break. This play showed how the American friend learned about a variety of Malaysian cultures through Malay wedding, Chinese New Year, ‘Mamak’ experience, and the journey to Borneo. Four dance performances have been performed alongside the play. Around 270 guests have attended to this event (most of them were students of the University of Iowa and families who live around Iowa City and Coralville). They were served with traditional Malaysian food such as Karipap (Curry Puff), Roti Jala (yellow pancake) served with potato curry, and Kek Batik (chocolate cake). There was also an interactive exhibition that displayed an extensive Malaysian cultures during and event. Event Itinerary Time Event 7.00pm Door opens 7.30pm Event starts - Welcome speech by Malaysian Student Society (MSSUI) President and Puan Azimah from Education Malaysia Chicago - Malaysia Night teaser preview 7.50pm - Act 1: The Tale of Malay Wedding - Dance performance: Nirmala Dance 8.20pm Dinner 8.35pm - Act 2: Jack celebrates Chinese New Year - Dance performance: Fan Dance by The Jasmine 9.00pm - Act 3: The Mamak Experience - Dance performance: Bhangra Dance 9.20pm - Act 4: Journey in the Borneo - Dance performance: Igal-Igal Dance 9.40pm Event ends Malaysian Student Society at the University of Iowa !5 Departments Reports 1. Performance Department Report Leader & Director of the play: Zubair Shamsul Akmal i. Members: 1. Tengku Amatullah Alya Tengku Mohd 2. Indah Puspita Dewi Rukin 3. Akmal Hakim Abu Samah 4. Nizamuddin Samsuri 5. Muhammad Hairil Izhan Azman 6. Muhamad Farid Anas Johari ii. Emcees 1. Anis Shakirah Mohd Muslimin 2. Chun Hoe Ong ii. Performers of • Play 1. Jas Khairulshazwan Jas Saripudeen as Mat 2. Zarif Imran Mohd Zahid as Jack 3. Tengku Amatullah Alya Tengku Mohd as Nenek 4. Zhi Jun Tan as Ah Seng 5. Adam Harris Mohd Hashim as Raju 6. Koe Yi Ching as Ah Beng 7. Felicia Gan as Ah Leng 8. Nizamuddin Samsuri as Aney 9. Muhamad Farid Anas Johari as The ‘Roti Canai’ Stuntman 10. Akmal Hakim Abu Samah as The ‘Teh Tarik’ Stuntman 11. Other Malaysian students as extra actors • Dances A. Nirmala Dance (choreographed by Laila Yusra) 1. Nor Farhana Ahmad Wafir 2. Tengku Amatullah Alya Tengku Mohd 3. Nursyahira Aliah Tajul Ariffin 4. Anis Ilyana Hairol Azizi 5. Maisarah Mohd Malaysian Student Society at the University of Iowa !6 B. Fan Dance 1. Cheng Chen Li (Choreographer) 2. Norshahirah Asmadi 3. Justina Lee 4. Indah Puspita Dewi Rukin 5. Carmen Lee 6. Celine Hui Qi Lam 7. Siti Amirah Ahmad Latiffi 8. Qing Yang Li 9. Maisarah Mohd C. Bhangra Dance 1. Nizamuddin Samsuri 2. Muhamad Farid Anas Johari (Choreographer) 3. Akmal Hakim Abu Samah 4. Muhammad Hairil Izhan Azman 5. Abu Hurairah Sallehuddin 6. Muhammad Daniel Farhan Yahaya 7. Muhammad Firdaus Zulkifle 8. Abdullah Kamal 9. Adam Harris Mohd Hashim D. Igal-igal Dance 1. Indah Puspita Dewi Rukin (Choreographer) 2. Norshahirah Asmadi 3. Abu Hurairah Sallehuddin 4. Mohammad Farhan Mohammad Fauzi 5. Mohammad Hafiz Mohammad Tarmizi 6. Mohamad Anwar Akmal Mohd Hasli Malaysian Student Society at the University of Iowa !7 ii. Routine and Rehearsals The dances routines were all choreographed by our own Malaysian students and an international student from China, who stayed in Iowa City over the summer break. They have spent much of their time to choreograph the dances in spite of their limited dancing skills. Date and time Activity Location Fridays of August 26 - October Dance and play practices IMU Field House 14, 2016 (7.30pm to 10pm) Saturdays of August 27 - Dance and play practices IMU Field House October 15, 2016 (10am to 2pm) Saturdays of August 27 - Dance and play practices IMU Field House September 24, 2016 (7pm to 10pm) October 8, 2016 (7pm to 10pm) Full rehearsal IMU Field House October 15, 2016 (7pm to Full rehearsal with props IMU Field House 10pm) October 16, 2016 (12pm to Full rehearsal with props IMU 2nd floor Ballroom 5pm) iii. Play script writing process The play script was written by all members of the performance department. They had weekly meeting every Saturday over the summer break as well in order to discuss and finish the whole script. The script had been revised for 4 times. Please refer to Appendix at the end of this report to read the whole script of the play. Malaysian Student Society at the University of Iowa !8 2. Logistic Department Report Leader: Nurain Syuhadah Abdul Rahman i. Members: 1. Norsyahirah Alia Tajul Ariffin 2. Nor Farhana Ahmad Wafir 3. Justina Lee 4. Abdullah Kamal 5. Nadhrah Mohd Hussaini ii. Progress for Malaysian Night Date Remarks/PIC 8/22/2016 Send findings for exhibition All 8/29/2016 Check exhibition content Ain 8/29/2016 Send initial submission for EIF form Ain 9/30/2016 Meeting #1 All 9/3/2016 Find volunteers during Malaysian Night Ain 9/4/2016 Book rehearsal at Field House 511 and Farhana, Alia Ballroom 9/4/2016 Book room 245 for props during Malaysian Farhana, Alia Night 9/4/2016 Send exhibition correction (if any) All 9/5/2016 Finalize food recipes Justina, Nadhrah 9/9/2016 Send final EIF submission with Ain attachments 9/9/2016 Get food quotation Justina, Nadhrah 9/9/2016 Buy exhibition and table decoration stuff Ain, Abdullah 9/10/2016 – 10/8/2016 Meeting #2 and prepare exhibition All 10/1/2016 Deadline video for exhibition Abdullah Malaysian Student Society at the University of Iowa !9 iv. Person In Charge during Malaysian Night Tasks Name Table decoration All Lighting on stage Aiman Zulkifly Lighting ballroom Justina Lee, Farhana Wafir Exhibition Speaker Nadzreen Syakilah, Sharif, Leonard and Lam Wei Hong Front Desk/Registration/ Greeter Justina Lee and Daniel Farhan Food station Nadzreen Syakilah, Sharif and Leonard v. Exhibition For exhibition, our plan was to give detail explanation to the audience about what they will see on stage. So, we divided the stations into 5 which were Malay wedding, Chinese New Year, “Mamak”, Sabah & Sarawak, and States of Malaysia. This interaction exhibition was handled by our Malaysian student volunteers, Nadzreen, Sharif, Leonard and Wei Hong. Malay wedding section focused on the wedding process. Therefore, we gave the audience explanation and we showed them pictures of the solemnization ceremony, “batal air sembahyang” ceremony, “pelamin”, “kompang” performance, “tepuk tepung tawar” ritual, “bersanding” ceremony, “hantaran” and the concept of “rewang”. Chinese New Year section gave the audience an insight on how Chinese New Year id celebrated in Malaysia and what the Chinese normally do during this festival. So, we prepared a few pictures of “changshan”, “ang pao”, “yee sang”, lion dance, “cheongsam” and firecracker. For “Mamak” section, we have pictures of nasi lemak, teh tarik, scenery in “mamak” during football game, roti canai and nasi kandar. In this section, we planned to introduce some Malaysian food to the audience and also explaining the importance of “mamak” restaurants in the Malaysian culture. Sabah & Sarawak section focuses more on the unique culture and beautiful places in Sabah and Sarawak. We prepared pictures of Mount Kinabalu, Rafflesia, Rajang river, Mulu mountain and longhouses. For States of Malaysia, we used the materials provided by Tourism Malaysia and showed the audience popular places and food or games that each state is known for. Malaysian Student Society at the University of Iowa !10 vi. Food and drinks During Malaysian Night, we ordered food and drinks from the Iowa Memorial Union (IMU). The reason we choose IMU is because we have experience working with them on the same event last year and we received positive feedbacks from the audience saying that the food was good. So, we decided to cooperate with IMU for this year’s event too. The cooking process has involved our Malaysian student volunteers working in the IMU kitchen alongside the chefs to ensure the authentic taste of the food. The menus were roti jala, potato curry, veggie curry puff, fudge cake and water.
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