The New York Kathak Festival is a 3 day immersive experience. Dancers from across the world gather together in the heart of NYC to celebrate kathak, through workshops, discussions, and concerts all designed to deepening their engagement with the art form.
A world premiere by visionary artist Bill T. Jones responds to a performance forever altered by the events of September 11. Commemorating the 25th anniversary, this new work brings dance back to Lower Manhattan—shaped by memory, resilience, and the passage of time.
A world premiere by visionary artist Bill T. Jones responds to a performance forever altered by the events of September 11. Commemorating the 25th anniversary, this new work brings dance back to Lower Manhattan—shaped by memory, resilience, and the passage of time.
A world premiere by visionary artist Bill T. Jones responds to a performance forever altered by the events of September 11. Commemorating the 25th anniversary, this new work brings dance back to Lower Manhattan—shaped by memory, resilience, and the passage of time.
Opening Reception: September 16, 5:30pm featuring Bill T. Jones, Joanna Kotze & Special Guests
The New York Kathak Festival is a 3 day immersive experience. Dancers from across the world gather together in the heart of NYC to celebrate kathak, through workshops, discussions, and concerts all designed to deepening their engagement with the art form.
A world premiere by visionary artist Bill T. Jones responds to a performance forever altered by the events of September 11. Commemorating the 25th anniversary, this new work brings dance back to Lower Manhattan—shaped by memory, resilience, and the passage of time.
A world premiere by visionary artist Bill T. Jones responds to a performance forever altered by the events of September 11. Commemorating the 25th anniversary, this new work brings dance back to Lower Manhattan—shaped by memory, resilience, and the passage of time.
A world premiere by visionary artist Bill T. Jones responds to a performance forever altered by the events of September 11. Commemorating the 25th anniversary, this new work brings dance back to Lower Manhattan—shaped by memory, resilience, and the passage of time.
Opening Reception: September 16, 5:30pm featuring Bill T. Jones, Joanna Kotze & Special Guests