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Normally the residency is only diligence by serving them with the arts. We DeSomer Fine Art Studio .......................................................3 rience of a lifetime. Htoo is a junior at South three days. But this year Battery Dance will have to listen to the community. There is a Dupont Bar & Grill....................................................................8 Side High School and a student dancer in be here for six days. great need to keep the arts at the forefront of the outreach program of Fort Wayne Dance Battery Dance artistic director Jonathan economic development to serve people of all Embassy Theatre ..................................................................13 Collective. On April 1, Htoo and 24 other Hollander will give a lecture titled “Arts and ages in the community.” First Presbyterian Theater/The Children’s Hour ...............18 student dancers will take the stage with Economic Development” on March 31 at Dance is just one way to do that. Kolk- members of Battery Dance, the New York Cinema Center. Hollander is the founder of man added that there are many ways for peo- Fort Wayne Civice Theatre/One Foot in the Gravy .............18 City-based dance company that will wrap up Battery Dance and is considered one of the ple to be involved in dance without actually Fort Wayne Dance Collective/Battery Dance ..................18 its six-day artist in residency with FWDC. most influential and creative choreographers dancing. In addition to the Fort Wayne Musicians Association ...................................17 specially created dance Fort Wayne
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