Chamber Dance Project

Whether you’ve been with us for years or are discovering Chamber Dance Project for the first time, this season celebrates the artists, collaborations, and creative spirit that make these performances unlike anything else in Washington, D.C.  Join us June 24–27 for a season that brings it all together while celebrating Diane’s extraordinary legacy.  Link in bio to get tickets  An Iconic Season That Defines Chamber Dance Project | June 24-27  Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company  641 D ST NW, Washington, DC 20004 This event is not a production of Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company.  “Murmurs” choreographed by William Moore; photo: Alexander Sargent #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet livemusic contemporarydance contemporaryballet balletdc dcarts livemusic jazzmusic slampoetry chamberdanceproject washingtonian dcist contemporarycreatives balletdancer balletphotography

This June, we invite you into a season that feels especially meaningful, a rare opportunity to experience the essence of Chamber Dance Project in a single program. The June 2026 season brings together beloved repertoire Berceuse, Book of Stones, Chant, and Ramblin’ Suite that have shaped our artistic identity, alongside a world premiere Murmur. As always, dancers perform just steps away from our quartet and the Tony-award winning Red Clay Ramblers, making the connection between music and movement vivid, immediate, and alive. Link in bio to get tickets  An Iconic Season That Defines Chamber Dance Project | June 24-27  Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company  641 D ST NW, Washington, DC 20004 This event is not a production of Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company.  “Murmur” choreographed by William Moore with Noah Parets; photo: Alexander Sarget #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet livemusic contemporarydance contemporaryballet balletdc dcarts livemusic jazzmusic slampoetry chamberdanceproject washingtonian dcist contemporarycreatives balletdancer balletphotography

“As I stepped back and looked at the season, I realized—perhaps intuitively—that we’re building something almost iconic. It reflects my career as a whole, with a little from every chapter and from the values I’ve tried to promote over the years.” — Artistic Director Diane Coburn Bruning Link in bio to get tickets  An Iconic Season That Defines Chamber Dance Project | June 24-27  Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company  641 D ST NW, Washington, DC 20004 This event is not a production of Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company. “Murmur” Choreographed by William Moore with Cecily Khuner; photo: Alexander Sargent #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet livemusic contemporarydance contemporaryballet balletdc dcarts livemusic jazzmusic slampoetry chamberdanceproject washingtonian dcist contemporarycreatives balletdancer balletphotography

The Beauty of Berceuse 💫 This duet has moved audiences since its debut in 1994. Our June Season will be no different. Tickets avail now at the link in our bio. Don’t miss the experience. 🎟️✨ “Berceuse” choreographed by Diane Coburn Bruning with Luz San Miguel and Davit Hovhannisyan. #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet

Apprentice Dancer Fulton Heisler Joins Us This June! 💫 Fulton Heisler grew up in Loveland Ohio. At ten years old he began dancing at Ballet Tech of Ohio. Beginning in 2021 he attended the Rock School for Dance Education with a full scholarship under the direction of Peter Stark. Fulton just completed his freshman year at George Mason University School of Dance. This is his first season with Chamber Dance Project. #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet

A Conversation with Founding Artistic Director Diane Coburn Bruning. 💫 Before retiring in June, Diane Coburn Bruning will sit down and answer Chamber Dance Project members and audience’s questions about her career. Don’t miss this one night only event. 💥 📆 Thursday, May 14th ⏰ 6:30-8:30pm 🎟️ Link in bio Members, email tessa[@]chamberdance.org to reserve your two complimentary passes. #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet

Seeing Red 💥💫 Our last June season brought Ulysses Dove’s electric work “Red Angels” to Chamber Dance Project. This powerful piece thrilled audiences. ✨ Don’t miss our upcoming June Season to see what else is in store. Tickets available at the link in our bio. 🎟️💫 “Red Angels” choreographed by Ulysses Dove with Tamako Miyazaki, Peter Mazurowski, Crystal Serrano, and Patric Palkens. #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet

Dancer Jessy Fitzpatrick joins us this June! 🩰💫 Jessy Fitzpatrick, a native of Michigan, is in her eighth season with The Washington Ballet. She joined TWB Studio Company in 2017 and was promoted to the company in 2019. Jessy received her primary training at the Grand Rapids Ballet Company and spent her summers studying at American Ballet Theatre, Boston Ballet, Pittsburgh Ballet, The Joffrey Ballet, Complexions Contemporary Ballet, and Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, where she toured and performed in France, Germany, and Belgium as part of their International Ballet Ensemble. This is her first season with Chamber Dance Project. #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet

Watch Murmur come to life 💫 This June, guest choreographer William Moore will premiere the full work of Murmur with Chamber Dance Project. Don’t miss this innovative piece June 24th-27th. Click the link in our bio for tickets today. 🎟️💫 “Murmur” choreographed by William Moore. #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet

Since its beginnings, Chamber Dance Project has brought together world-class musicians and dancers to collaborate in real time—blurring boundaries between sound and movement. What started as an innovative idea has grown into a celebrated artistic platform, known for its original works and it’s commitment to keeping both dance and live music deeply connected. 🎻✨ Want to learn more and join today? Click the link in our bio. #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet

Where the magic happens 🤩 Our Open Rehearsal is the perfect chance to get a sneak peak inside the studio. Watch the artists work, ask your questions, and witness the incredible collaboration between our dancers, choreographers, and musicians. 🎶✨ Our next Open Rehearsal is June 12th. Click the link in our bio for tickets today. 🎟️💫 “Chant” choreographed by Diane Coburn Bruning and Andile Ndlovu on rehearsal. #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet

Chamber Dance Project is a project-based company based in Washington D.C. offering work to professional ballet dancers during their layoff periods. Founded by award-winning choreographer, Diane Coburn Bruning, we perform new and contemporary ballets with live music. Please send your resume and video reel of classical and contemporary work to: [email protected]. #washingtondc #woollymammoth #thingstodo #thingstododc #ballet