Originally posted in 2009/10 GreenGrasser - Angeles:' A 4-Party Night, 21-10-09'

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...A banner advertised this opening celebration, starting 9 pm to late. Nothing else was mentioned, not even finger food.

The club was full. I guessed 30-40 customers, of whom 95 percent of the customers were Asians. A waiter directed me to a seat on the side overhead catwalk. My view was a 70 degree angle down on the stage and from the side.

A beer cost 90 pesos.

This is a new club that has an entrance to the Bangkok Hotel's driveway. It has a sunken dance floor, where the club girls move provocatively hinting at hidden charms, and an overhead catwalk a la Cambodia club, which is not being used so far. Customer seating is L-shaped on two sides of the dance floor, and tiered. It is a small club with a high ceiling.

Continuous show. When I walked in, about a dozen girls were concluding the Philippines-peculiar model walk number. I regard it as a cheap way to claim a show. Then a solo female dancer performed a provocative dance. Next another solo female dancer did her version. On next was a third solo female dancer to do her thing. Finally, a group of 11 female dancers did a fast jazz dance moving in three groups around the stage, ending with a clever box and X design with two yellow elastic ribbons stretched among the dancers. This dance number reminded me of numbers done two years ago at Agasya on its big stage. Next were three more solo female dancers, but the last girl went topless. Then there was a show stopper number, consisting of six girls, of whom one looked ten-month pregnant. They danced around the dance floor and at one point went into the audience to dance before returning to the dance floor. Next number was another jazz number by the group of 11 girls.

At this point, I decided my night was over, paid my check, and exited. It appeared that the show would never end and no customer was leaving his seat except for me. For a show, this was the first one to show some real choreography, although the girls' dance techniques showed the need for extensive training...

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