Four dancers with whom I shall establish game rules as the creative
process develops. A game in which physical and intellectual skills
matter as much as chance.
Once the rules are set, the players are free to be fair, strategic, brutal
or weak in order to win or they can chose to lose, cheat or bluff.
Four dancers,four players
One master of ceremony, one referee,
One dance piece, one game
One performance, one set
One single goal, many rules
At the end of the game, only one winner and three losers.

Three sets
A play in three acts, a game in three sets that relates the meeting
and then the confrontation between the four players.
A contemporary suggestion in which the dancers’ brilliant acting will
create an amusing and even cynical performance.
To make sure that the game goes smoothly, the referee will be in
charge of the rhythm of the three sets.
He will ensure that the rules are respected and will assign penalties if
necessary.

The players
Four characters, with distinct ages and features.
Four different backgrounds
Four looks