Originally posted by SMRT Buses:
Sunday September 24,
12:17 PM
[b]Hundreds turn up to
audition for Channel 5's 'The Dance Floor'
competition
SINGAPORE : Hundreds turned up at *scape Youth Park on Saturday
morning to take part in MediaCorp Channel 5's first reality dance
competition.
15-year-old United World College students
Rochelle Bakels and Krupa Gadani were the first in
line.
"We both really wanted to be the first ones because we want to show
how dedicated we are, and dancing is our passion. If we don't get
through, it's not the end of the world. It'll be an experience.
Everyone here is unique and good dancers," said 'The Dance Floor'
contestant Rochelle Bakels.
They were just some of those who are vying for a place in Channel
5's 'The Dance Floor' competition.
And age was no barrier.
Sunny and Annie Tan, who are in their 60s, also auditioned. They
planned to dance a waltz.
"I saw the news; the age limit is 65 so I'll try and see if I can
beat the younger guys. I don't look old and I can dance (like the)
young," said contestant Sunny Tan.
The winner stands to dance away with the top prize of
$50,000.
- CNA /ls [/b]
their performance was =.=. I was like "queue up so early dis
standard"
Ok no offense. Personal feeling.
Daphne Khoo joined again ok. 
