Cristina Rizzo began work in March 2008 to write a choreographic scoreboard that could then pass to three other choreographers.
The score would then be read and interpreted in the form of three of which the dancer-choreographer would have been an interpreter.
This preparatory phase was marked by a series of work periods, Jungle In, which took the form of public performances.
Lucia Amara, along with Cristina Rizzo, has triggered a long and extensive work that has led to a four-handed writing, starting from a body-thinking practice and stratification that the gesture is but the final event.

DANCE N° 3 started when the score was handed to three choreographers: Eszter Salamon, Michele Di Stefano, Matteo Levaggi.
Each of them has found a key to enter the subjective universe of the score. What the audience will see will be three just interpreted by Cristina Rizzo himself, whose function is defined precisely when moving from one place to another to the bodywork.

choreography: Ezster Salamon, Michele Di Stefano, Matteo Levaggi
staging and performance: Cristina Rizzo
original score: Cristina Rizzo and Lucia Amara
lighting design: Roberto Cafaggini
project assistant: Caterina Frani
production manager: Francesca Corona (PAV)
a Reggio Emilia Danza and Romaeuropa Festival production
in collaboration with Xing and Fabrik Potsdam Internationales Zentrum for Tanz und Bewegungskunst
residencies: Fabrik Postdam Internationales Zentrum fur Tanz und Bewegungskunst, Postdam; Ménagérie de verre, Paris; Cango Cantieri Goldonetta, Florence; Lavanderia a Vapore, Centro di Eccellenza per la Danza Città di Collegno; Sommer.bar 09/Tanzimaugust, Berlin; Festival Crisalide 09, Forlì; Fondazione Nazionale della danza Aterballetto, Reggio Emilia

photo A. Anceschi