The solo dance piece “unsichtbarst” (the most invisible) is a study of the behaviour of the performer and the spectator. To see and to be seen. Who is observing whom? Performing on a mirrored floor and continuously observed from all angles, the dancing body evolves into a living sculpture that transforms itself, questions itself repeatedly. How much of ourselves do we reveal? Confronted with different expectations, we construct facades, play roles, and hide behind masks only to take them off again. We apparently need this protection, whilst at the same time we want to take off the masks and break through the facades. What remains behind the image that we pretend to maintain for others and for ourselves? 

WITH Anna Huber CHOREOGRAPHY Anna Huber MUSIC Wolfgang Bley-Borkowski SOUND DESIGN Wolfgang Bley-Borkowski LIGHT DESIGN Thilo Reuther SET DESIGN Thilo Reuther COSTUMES Inge Zysk PHOTO Sebastian Greuner PREMIERE Nationalgalerie im Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin 05/1998 REPRISE Dampfzentrale Bern, 05/2008 PRODUCTION annahuber.compagnie. COPRODUCTION Theater am Halleschen Ufer, Berlin; Tanzfabrik Berlin; Hebbel-Theater, Berlin; Nationalgalerie im Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin; Dampfzentrale Bern SUPPORT Kultur Stadt Bern; Amt für Kultur des Kantons Bern; Pro Helvetia; Senatsverwaltung für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kultur, Berlin INTERNET www.annahuber.net

Anna Huber
Since 1993, Anna Huber has been carrying out painstaking research into the body and its movements in a given space, as well as the interplay of various arts. Living in Berlin, this Swiss from Berne has developed a consistent artistic form of expression, particularly with her solo and duo work that is characterised by its simplicity, clarity and precision.