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Patrizia Pace
Daughter of art, (both parents opera singers), Patrizia Pace was born in Turin.
She began studying singing under her father's guidance, while at the 'G.Verdi' Conservatory of Turin, she attended the main piano course.
She has participated in numerous international competitions, including 'A. Pertile' in Bologna, third prize, 'Viotti' in Vercelli, second prize, 'Achille Peri' in Reggio Emilia, first prize, in 1983 and the 'Maria Callas' where she was a finalist in 1984.
In 1987 she was awarded the 'Maschera d'argento' international Oscar for entertainment, which had previously been awarded to Pavarotti, Maria Chiara, Scotto and Cappuccilli.
In 1996 she was awarded the 'Mascagni d'oro' and the 'Castagna d'oro' prize.
Alessandra Panzavolta
After beginning her ballet and modern dance studies at the prestigious Scuola di Danza del Teatro alla Scala in Milan, she continued and completed her training at the Royal Academy of Dancing in London, under the artistic direction of Margot Fonteyn.
At the same time, she graduated in Foreign Languages and Humanities, while beginning her musical studies.
She began dancing as a soloist at the age of fifteen and made her debut as prima ballerina in Jooss' Green Table at the Teatro Filarmonico in Verona, where she remained for three years, taking part in all the company's shows and foreign tours. She danced frequently in the main Italian and European theatres and, in 1990, was elected by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities as the Italian dance representative for a tour that, starting from Milan and Rome, also went to Munich, New York, Moscow and Tokyo.
Carla Ricotti
Carla Ricotti studied set design at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, where she currently teaches accessory design.
Since the 1990s, Carla Ricotti has worked with various set and costume designers, including Luisa Spinatelli, J. Ivory, Jean Paul Gaultier, W. Orlandi, J.F. McFarlane and Luciana Arrighi.
In 1995 she made her debut as set and costume designer in productions of Il grande teatro del mondo by Calderón de la Barca and Un mondo di meraviglie by Cervantes (Florence, Chiostro delle Oblate), followed in 1996 by a production of Anime morte by Gogol (Milan, Teatro Franco Parenti), all directed by Guido De Monticelli.