Hannah Littman

Hannah Littman serves as a Teaching Fellow in the Department of Dance at Smith College, fostering inclusive movement spaces through interdisciplinary artistry and education. Based in Brooklyn, they are a movement artist and producer dedicated to collaborative creation and social engagement through dance.

Education:

• B.A. in Film Studies and English from Vassar College

Research and Artistic Focus:

Hannah identifies as an interdisciplinary researcher utilizing dance to interrogate complex social experiences, particularly those tied to performance and media industries. Their work bridges choreography, movement arts, and social justice, emphasizing collaborative and ego-free creation to challenge conventional performance frameworks while exploring identity, community, and power dynamics in artistic expression.

Professional Activities:

• Co-founder and lead producer of the 46 Minutes Collective, presenting at Greenspace, BAAD! Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance, ESTIA Day Fest, IndyFringe Theater Festival, The Tank, and Brick Aux
• Artist in residence at Kaatsbaan Cultural Park
• Graduate of Jacob’s Pillow Curriculum in Motion® Institute (2023)
• Performed works by Merce Cunningham, Ohad Naharin, Larry Keigwin, Lisa Harvie, Stephen Rooks, Leslie I P Sachs, and Adam Weinert