Katherine Tsvirkunova, Staff Writer|October 6, 2019 Katherine Tsvirkunova Spirit, love, and joy emanated from the performances. Communities of all colors wer...

THE UNITED STATES OF MEXICAN FOOD California’s Lost (and Found) Punjabi-Mexican Cuisine Rasul’s El Ranchero created a roti quesadilla for a very specific com...

Duniya is featured on the cover of InDance, the Bay Area’s publication dedicated to dance.

Primary Sources SAADA | 11 Mar 2019 SAADA’s “History from Different Angles: South Asian American Stories in California” symposium at UCLA was highlighted wit...

On April 8th, SAADA will host Where We Belong: Artists in the Archive, a day-long symposium in Philadelphia bringing together artists, activists, academics, ...

“Learn some seriously fun footwork at Duniya’s Bollywood classes, which combine fabulous Bollywood music with a variety of moves from Indian folk dances to m...

In Dance magazine July 2016 If I could imagine a high school experience, where I fit in, felt inspired, and gained nuanced insight from my peers, it would be...

India Currents March 1, 2014 “Joti Singh, artistic director of the Duniya Dance Company, has a very special connection to Ghadar history as the great-grandda...

Hyphen Magazine September 6, 2013 Through original music (by Ishmeet Narula), Bhangra choreography, spoken word, and video, Joti and her collaborators tell, ...

India Currents August 13, 2013 ““I’ve had it in my mind for a while to do a piece about my great grandfather… it’s the centennial of the Gadar Party, and the...

SFGate April 3, 2013 In “The Madness of the Elephant,” the Duniya Dance and Drum Company tells the saga of Guinea’s first president, Sekou “the Elephant” Tou...

San Francisco Classical Voice March 26, 2013 The West African dance, music, and theater performance, under the direction of Bongo Sidibe, explores the reign ...

India Currents November 10, 2010 “Be prudent, my love, my mother does not like you, she says you’re different from us…,” says the Latina woman to her Punjabi...

India Currents August 24, 2010 “Duniya means “world” in languages as diverse as Punjabi, Farsi, Arabic, Susu (Guinea, West Africa), and Thai. The company’s w...

India Currents August 26, 2009 “Joti Singh’s passion for celebration and joyous movement leads her to incorporate Mexican, West African, French, and hip hop ...

Contra Costa Times August 18, 2009 “SIMONE MARTICKE likes to show off her new hip-shaking and hand-twirling moves at Alberto’s Night Club in Mountain View. M...

India Currents November 14, 2008 “Joti Singh, the 29-year-old San Francisco-based dancer, blends her Punjabi roots with her passion for West African dance, b...

San Francisco Chronicle September 11, 2008 “Joti Singh’s works are usually celebratory and happy. She’s a student of Guinean dance and bhangra (a Punjab, Ind...