Calendar
Ongoing
Arts Education – Curtis H.S., Staten Island
Arts Education – P.S. 527, Manhattan
January
9th – 13th: Dancing to Connect – Washington Irving H.S. and Gramercy Arts H.S., Manhattan
13th @ 3pm: Dancing to Connect Performance – Washington Irving H.S. Auditorium, Manhattan
March:
To be confirmed: Dancing to Connect Iraq – Erbil, Iraq
April:
25th -26th: Battery Dance Company New York Season – 3LD, Manhattan
27th, 8pm: Battery Dance Company New York Season and Gala – 3LD, Manhattan
29th - 30th: Dancing to Connect Amazon Tour – Paramaribo, Suriname
May:
1st – 7th: Dancing to Connect Amazon Tour – Paramaribo, Suriname
6th, 8pm: Dancing to Connect Performance – Venue tbd., Paramaribo, Suriname
7th-13th: Dancing to Connect Amazon Tour – Belem, Brazil
12th, 8pm: Dancing to Connect Performance, Teatro Da Paz, Belem, Brazil
13th – 20th: Dancing to Connect Amazon Tour – Fortaleza, Brazil
19th, 8pm: Dancing to Connect Performance, Venue tbd., Fortaleza, Brazil
June:
To be confirmed: 13th – 20: Dancing to Connect Intergenerational – Germany
July:
To be confirmed: Dancing to Connect Morocco, tbd.
August:
11th – 18th: 31st Annual Downtown Dance Festival – Multiple Locations, Manhattan
September:
9th – 16th: Dancing to Connect South Africa – Johannesburg, South Africa
16th – 23nd: Dancing to Connect South Africa – Cape Town, South Africa
23nd – 30th: Dancing to Connect South Africa – Durban, South Africa
October:
To be confirmed:
1st – 8th: Dancing to Connect Tanzania
9th – 16th: Dancing to Connect Uganda
November:
To be confirmed:
Dancing to Connect Iraq – Baghdad, Iraq
Dancing to Connect Central Asia – Kyrgyzstan
Dancing to Connect Central Asia – Uzbekistan
Battery Dance Company’s international programs in Latin America are made possible through support of the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and the US Embassies in Brasilia and Paramaribo. Battery Dance Company’s international program in South Africa is made possible through support of the U.S. Department of State’s Africa Regional Services and the U.S. Consulate in Johannesburg. Battery Dance Company’s international cultural diplomacy programs are supported through a generous grant from the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation. * The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs promotes international mutual understanding through a range of academic, cultural, professional, and sports exchange programs. The Bureau’s exchanges engage youth, students, educators, artists, athletes, and emerging leaders in many fields in the United States and in more than 160 countries. Alumni of the Bureau’s exchanges comprise over one million people around the world, including more than 50 Nobel Laureates and more than 320 current or former heads of state and government. |
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photo at left of Sean Scantlebury by Chin Lai
