Monica Runde. Performance: Ephemeral Sketch No. 1

The museum's exhibition halls will host Boceto efímero No.1, a performance by dancers Mónica Runde and Inés Narváez, accompanied by cellist Luis Felipe Serrano, who will perform music by J.S. Bach.

Screenings at 1:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

General admission: €4.50 and reduced admission €3

Fertilizer Coda in motion February 18 on sale at the box office (general admission ticket €4.50 and reduced admission ticket €3). Includes admission to the performance and the film screening in the series.

Duration: 15 minutes

Dancers Monica Runde

                       Inés Narváez

Cello Luis Felipe Serrano

MONICA RUNDE

Mónica Runde is a dancer and choreographer who, together with Pedro Berdäyes, founded one of Spain's most established dance companies: 10&10 Danza, which she has directed alone since 2005. Since then, the company has produced more than 40 works (choreographies, short pieces, video-dance, and street performances) and has co-produced with public and private entities in France, Germany, Brazil, the United States, and Spain. The company has been in residence at the Centro de Nuevos Creadores – Sala Mirador in Madrid since 2000.

She is the programmer for the 3D Contemporary Dance Festival and teaches at various national and international centers and schools. Her established career is complemented by her work in film, such as John Malkovich's film Dance Steps, and her work for opera, theater, and other dance companies.

He is the winner of the 2000 National Dance Award, granted by the Spanish Ministry of Culture in the category of creation, and the 2004 National Dance Award in Costa Rica, among others.