Luz San Miguel to Perform at Former Residence of the Ambassadors of Spain

Madrid-born ballet dancer Luz San Miguel features her performance of works from Chamber Dance Project's repertoire with partner Gian Carlo Perez and the company's string quartet and guest musicians at the Former Residence of the Ambassadors of Spain (2801 16th Street NW, Washington, DC 20009) on Wednesday, June 14, at 6 pm. See this event on spainculture.us. Buy tickets.

The evening with Madrid-born ballet dancer Luz San Miguel features her performance of works from Chamber Dance Project's repertoire with partner Gian Carlo Perez and the company's string quartet and guest musicians.

Known for her gorgeous line, emotional rendering of roles, versatility and wit, Luz San Miguel is in her fourth year with DC-based Chamber Dance Project. She will converse with arts journalist Celia Wren (Washington Post, Commonweal, and American Theatre) about her upbringing in Spain and major career throughout Europe and the U.S. . The evening concludes with a reception featuring her old family recipe for Sangria and discussing her love of cooking Spanish food.

Chamber Dance Project, dancers & musicians, is a company of professional artists dedicated to redefining contemporary ballet in partnership with live music in intimate settings heightening the impact on audiences. It burst onto the Washington scene in 2014 with a critically-acclaimed season at the Kennedy Center.

Founded in 2000 in New York, Chamber Dance Project has made Washington its new home, bringing together high-caliber professional ballet dancers, musicians, choreographers and composers to collaborate under the Artistic Direction of award-winning choreographer Diane Coburn Bruning.

Presented by SPAIN arts & culture and Chamber Dance Project.

Photo by Eduardo Patino.