A new choreographic project that investigates, through the language of the body, the fear of exposing oneself in front of an audience. Created by Antonella Albanese and Cassandra Bianco, the work comes to life through the dancers of the Ballett Theater Trier Company under the direction of Roberto Scafati. The piece brings to life the subtle tension between the intimate world of thoughts and the public gesture of speech, sensitively exploring the complexity of human expression. The performance delves into the abstract world of the fear of public speaking, examining the complexity of this condition that profoundly affects those who experience it. It unfolds as a series of tableaux vivants in which moving bodies become expressions of vulnerability and introspection, creating a visual language that transcends words. A representation that oscillates between the intimate and the explosive, where bodies intertwine to embody the tension between self-expression and oppressive silence. The bodies and their interactions shape intense emotional landscapes, where inner conflict emerges through piercing gestures. The performance celebrates the beauty of silence and the power of unspoken emotions, suggesting that even the shyest voices can resonate in unexpected ways. The soundscape accompanies the movement, generating a hypnotic and contemplative atmosphere. Lights and shadows intersect, transforming the stage into a space for reflection and discovery. DURATION 23’