不只K-pop！台灣團隊跨海助攻　新加坡造星計畫啟動

Singapore, April 2026 — As the K-pop craze continues to sweep across Asia, the younger generation's yearning for the stage and the idol industry is growing stronger. Taiwan's performing arts training capabilities are being exported across borders in a new form, officially landing in Singapore.

Singaporean K-pop performance community Korero Dance Collective recently announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Taiwan Kinetic Art Association (TWKAA), establishing a cross-border strategic partnership. The two organizations will work together to promote the development of performing arts education in Singapore, strengthen local competition and talent development systems, and inject new momentum into the Asian entertainment industry.

▲ Singapore's Korero Dance Collective and the Taiwan Dynamic Arts Association (TWKAA) officially signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly promote performing arts training and cross-border talent development.

Background of the cooperation: Exporting Taiwan's experience to assist in industrial upgrading

TWKAA has been deeply involved in the Asian performing arts field for many years, accumulating rich practical experience in event planning, artist training systems and the establishment of idol industry standards. It also collaborates with many television media outlets and possesses a high degree of professionalism and industry influence.

The core of this collaboration lies in TWKAA's systematic export of its mature competition operation model and performing arts philosophy, assisting Korero Dance Collective in establishing a more complete competition structure and training mechanism, and further enhancing the professionalism and international integration capabilities of Singapore's local performing arts community.

Key Areas of Cooperation: Four Aspects to Promote S-Pop Development

According to the memorandum, the cooperation between the two parties will focus on the following four aspects:

1. Art Consultant Exchange:
TWKAA will provide suggestions on idol training standards and curriculum structure, and share its practical experience accumulated in regional training camps to help establish a student evaluation and technical feedback mechanism.

II. Cross-border talent development:
Both parties will jointly discover potential performers, expand performance, competition and cultural exchange opportunities between Taiwan and Singapore, and create a cross-border arts development platform.

Third,
through industry insights and production experience sharing, TWKAA will assist Korero in strengthening its "S-Pop" positioning and gradually establishing a local idol culture with market recognition.

IV. NAC Project Support:
TWKAA will serve as a key international partner for Korero in its grant application to the National Arts Council (NAC), providing technical verification and phased development support.

▲ Korero Dance Collective and Taiwan Kinetic Arts Association (TWKAA) signed an MOU, and representatives from both sides posed for a group photo, announcing the official launch of their cross-border collaboration.

Cross-border cooperation creates a new stage in Asia

Weiwei Lee, founder and CEO of Korero Dance Collective, stated:

"TWKAA's extensive experience in event planning and performing arts is exactly the kind of resource we need. Their willingness to share their accumulated systems and philosophies will help Korero build a more solid foundation and long-term direction in promoting the development of performing arts competitions in Singapore."

Matt Chen, Honorary Chairman of TWKAA, pointed out:

"Korero Dance Collective's commitment and sense of mission to the arts community are impressive. We look forward to combining Taiwan's long-standing experience in the performing arts with Singapore's diverse and vibrant cultural environment through this collaboration, to jointly create new possibilities for the development of performing arts in Asia."

Outlook: Building a New Ecosystem for the Asian Idol Industry

This collaboration not only symbolizes the cross-border export of Taiwan's performing arts professional system, but also reflects a new stage in the Asian entertainment industry, shifting from a single cultural import to multi-point co-creation. As the "S-Pop" concept gradually takes shape, Singapore is expected to establish its own cultural positioning and market influence in the regional idol industry landscape .

Korero Dance Collective, founded in Singapore by Weiwei Lee, focuses on integrated training encompassing dance, singing, and stage performance, aiming to create Singapore's first complete idol development ecosystem. IG: @@korerodance@(color:rgb(41,105,176);)

The Taiwan Association for Dynamic Arts (TWKAA) is dedicated to promoting the internationalization of Taiwanese performing arts instructors, cultivating top professionals across dance, singing, and stage arts, and actively building a training cooperation network across Asia. Instagram: @@twkaa_org@(color:rgb(41,105,176);)

Media inquiries: Korero Dance Collective Email: korerodancecollective@gmail.com Instagram: @korerodance