Luz Arcas, choreographer, was born in Spain. She founded La Pharmaco Company in 2009. Among her latest projects are the trilogy Bekristen/Christians, Tona, Trilla, Kaspar’s House: Europe’s Orphan, Miserere, When Night Comes They Will be Covered by it, A Great Political Emotion and other works in Spain, El Salvador, New York, India and other countries. She also works in non-theatrical spaces such at the Malaga Pompidou Center and the Picasso Museum in Malaga. She wrote the book I Thought Dance Would Save Me.