BATTERY DANCE NOTED FOR ITS ROLE IN DIPLOMACY

"Public diplomacy -- the art of reaching over the heads of governments and speaking directly to their people" is how Robert Satloff, Executive Director of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy characterizes the work Battery Dance Company did recently in Morocco. Interested in reading his essay? Click here: Winning Over Arabs, One Dancer at a Time

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BATTERY UNVEILS NEW WORK

Three new works were premiered at Battery Dance Company's recent New York Season at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center. Pictured at left in a photo by Richard Termine is "Where There's Smoke", featuring John Byrne, Lydia Sabnis, Sean Scantlebury and Lydia Tetzlaff. Read more

BATTERY ABROAD

Hungary and Poland Battery Dance Company returned to Hungary for the first time since 1999, giving performances at the National Dance Theatre in Budapest and the Tettye Amphitheater in Pecs; and master classes at the Mozdulatmuveszeti Studio in Budapest. Battery Dance also renewed its almost annual engagement with audiences and artistic collaborators in Poland. Two performances were presented in both Warsaw at the New New Yorkers Festival, and in Poznan at the MALTA Festival. Read all about our most recent tour!

Morocco, Tunisia, Jordan: Read all about this tour!

India: Battery Dance's Artistic Director, Jonathan Hollander, served as a keynote speaker for the Ford Foundation and India Foundation for the Arts' Conference on Arts Education in Bangalore, India, on April 7 - 8. Click here to read his address.

"We cannot afford to be too small in our objectives" Ossie Davis
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