Looking Glass
Performances
2023
@ Stord Kulturhus, Stord October 3.
@ Festiviteten, Haugesund October 4.
@ Oseana, Os October 5.
@ CODA Dance Festival, Oslo October 17. (& 18.)
2024
@ Cornerteateret, BIT, Bergen January 12..-14.
@ Kilden, Kristiansand January 18.-19.
@ RAS, Stavanger May 13.-14.
Welcome to "Looking Glass", a spectacular dance performance that explores themes related to identity, self-worth and the uncertainties of youth. The performance takes you into a magical room filled with disco balls, pulsating music and dancing bodies that create an enchanting and engaging visual expression. Through both physical movement and emotional dance, we explore the fragmented reflection image that the mirrors in the disco balls provide, and invite you to ask questions about how we assess ourselves and reflect ourselves in others.
"Looking Glass" is a performance that has been specially developed to engage and inspire local youth to explore the world of art. We want to create a deeper understanding of identity and self-worth through artistic expression. The title "Looking Glass" alludes to seeing something that is the opposite of what is expected, and explores this through visual and emotional elements.
Inspiration from the philosopher George Mead's theory of mirroring, where we examine how we shape our self-image based on our perceptions of other people.
The title "Looking Glass" is inspired by Lewis Carroll's book "Through the Looking Glass" (1871), where the expression is used to describe the unexpected and that which breaks the norm. In the same way, the performance explores the unexpected perspectives that can arise when we look at ourselves through different "glasses" or mirrors.
"Looking Glass" is a visual and emotional experience that takes you on a journey through the labyrinth of identity and self-worth. Through dance, music and mirrors, we invite you to see yourself and the world in a new way.
Thomas Bruvik
Live Sollid Schulerud
BIT teatergarasjen
Bergen Dansesenter - regional competence center for dance, Tou Scene, Bergen and Bjørnarfjorden Kullturskole, Fyllingsdalen and Langhaugen Upper Secondary School
Performances

2023
@ Stord Kulturhus, Stord October 3.
@ Festiviteten, Haugesund October 4.
@ Oseana, Os October 5.
@ CODA Dance Festival, Oslo October 17. (& 18.)
2024
@ Cornerteateret, BIT, Bergen January 12..-14.
@ Kilden, Kristiansand January 18.-19.
@ RAS, Stavanger May 13.-14.
Welcome to "Looking Glass", a spectacular dance performance that explores themes related to identity, self-worth and the uncertainties of youth. The performance takes you into a magical room filled with disco balls, pulsating music and dancing bodies that create an enchanting and engaging visual expression. Through both physical movement and emotional dance, we explore the fragmented reflection image that the mirrors in the disco balls provide, and invite you to ask questions about how we assess ourselves and reflect ourselves in others.
"Looking Glass" is a performance that has been specially developed to engage and inspire local youth to explore the world of art. We want to create a deeper understanding of identity and self-worth through artistic expression. The title "Looking Glass" alludes to seeing something that is the opposite of what is expected, and explores this through visual and emotional elements.
Inspiration from the philosopher George Mead's theory of mirroring, where we examine how we shape our self-image based on our perceptions of other people.
The title "Looking Glass" is inspired by Lewis Carroll's book "Through the Looking Glass" (1871), where the expression is used to describe the unexpected and that which breaks the norm. In the same way, the performance explores the unexpected perspectives that can arise when we look at ourselves through different "glasses" or mirrors.
"Looking Glass" is a visual and emotional experience that takes you on a journey through the labyrinth of identity and self-worth. Through dance, music and mirrors, we invite you to see yourself and the world in a new way.
Dance artists:
Roskva Yasmin Andersen (artisitc director and performer), Brita Grov, Alica Minar, Bettina Szabo, guest performer
Light design:
Thomas Bruvik
Music:
Live Sollid SchulerudCostume design:
Zofia Jakubiec, thanks to Julie Jensen for sewingSupported by:
Norwegian Art Council - Fond for Lyd & Bilde, project funding and research funding, FFUK, City of Bergen, Vestland County, Bergesenstiftelsen.
Co-producer:
BIT teatergarasjen
Collaborators and residency:
Bergen Dansesenter - regional competence center for dance, Tou Scene, Bergen and Bjørnarfjorden Kullturskole, Fyllingsdalen and Langhaugen Upper Secondary School2022
Photo: Thor Børdreskift
![]()



Photo: Thor Børdreskift
Video: Maja Hannisdal
