"All Strings Attached" is a contemporary street show that gets inspiration both from traditional streetperformance and contemporary urban performance.

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The show starts with the artist manipulating yarnballs while dancing on street. She puts the yarnballs in certain positions to create the stageline. Then asks for people to come to the yarns. She will then direct a short audience warm up.

Then the main paragraph starts. She gives the end of one yarn to an audience member, then pulls it across to another person. She keeps doing so with all the yarns until it creates a weblike picture.

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That's when we will hear a woman reciting a poetic text about love, consideration, being a human.

The text is written seperately for shows. In time the direct meaning of the text changes, to always be accurate with current times. The text can also be recorded in any preferred language!

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After the text. she asks people to leave the chords on the ground, to let go barriers but keep the created connection.

After that the artist performs an acrobatic dance to Kaleo's "Way Down We Go" where she expresses the frustration on the current theme.

The show ends again with a hopeful message and proof that each others as humans we can trust the main population of us.

Anna invites 9 people from the crowd on the stage with her. She asks one to be the supervisor and the others to take part of a trick. She puts the volunteers to stand in columns like this: II

Then she directs how to safely execute the trick.

She will then climb on the front men's hands and fall back while the other helpers catch her.

After that she will bow, say her hatline, thank yous and good byes.