:: program What do we perceive as the appropriate way to "perform" in a given situation? How far are our movements, our tone of voice, our behavior controlled? I would like to play with those situations both public and private where what is demanded is a performance, a setting of a personal stage in order to communicate. What does it mean to be "natural"? Is miscommunication failure to communicate? We explore how far social situations can be invaded by our personal memories, a recognition of emotions or projection of how we see the outcome. How a very private situation can manifest itself in public. Simone Aughterlony was born in New Zealand. Since 1994 she has performed in various choreographies and dance films by - among others - Lisa Densem and Carol Brown. She joined Meg Stuart / Damaged Goods to collaborate on the creations of "Highway 101" and replaced Meg Stuart in "Disfigure Study". Since moving to Zürich she has performed in "We can work it out", a theater production by Stefan Pucher, "Alibi" by Meg Stuart and "Bad Hotel" a performance/installation. She has taught for Damaged Goods workshops at Wiener Tanzwochen and Tanzhaus Zürich. Simone is currently in creation for the new Damaged Goods work "Visitors Only". language English fee 130 EUR place Tanzfabrik Photo: Isabel Truniger :: program