Chuck Huber

Huber has also been a TV, film and stage actor since 1989, most notably at Chicago’s Steppenwolf and Goodman Theaters;^[2] as the Director/Writer of Arbor Day - The Musical;^[3] as a producer, co-writer and co-star of the bilingual feature Fragility of Seconds,^[4] which took the top prize at the Houston International Film Festival;^[2] as the editor and assoc. producer of Royal Shakespeare Company: Twelfth Night^[5] and in guest starring roles on NBC, FOX, CBS dramas.

Huber has also worked in the education field as a workshop leader, teacher and principal for 20 years in a variety of settings from Southern Methodist University's Cox School of Business to communities in Owerri, Nigeria; as a founder, consultant or board member for five different schools, and as an author of numerous articles for education periodicals, children's books, plays and screenplays.^[6]

On December 15, 2010, Huber suffered a heart attack.^[7] As a self-employed actor, he had no medical insurance. However, many friends and fans made donations to help cover the expenses. He has since made a full recovery.^[8]

Huber was previously married to Kirsten Fischer, with whom he has six children.^[9] In 2015, Huber became engaged to artist Jessica von Braun and they married in November 2016. They welcomed their first child together in 2024.^[10][11]

• Huber, Chuck; Huber, Kirsten (1996). Zak and the Three Tree. Firefly Works. 42pp. ISBN 978-0970266606.

• Huber, Chuck; von Braun, Jessica (2015). The Dreams of the Invisible Girl. Hound Comics. 40pp. ISBN 978-1939991614.