Interview Meg Stuart / Damaged Goods (B, USA)

[geraldkoll]

what is it all about? it's about being invited and excluded. it's about participation and the opposite.

let's say: this is an attack. the audience is tortured and caressed in the same time. it's embarrasing and seducing: first everyone is in a kind of dark prison, suddenly nearly all of them - any age, any gender - freaks out, is dancing, running, childish perhaps. is it possible that all of us could be dancers in this world of tiny frightful steps?

[Avantgardistin]

What is it all about? After I have seen your interview, dear Meg Stuart, I Am even more annoyed about the piece. Well, You made a good job when you tried to make the audience annoyed and insecure. We had the feeling the theme was actually about doing ridiclous things and trying to make us angry to feel passion through bad feeling like anger. But I am not sure at all. Is it fake? To you force us the tell our treasures? Do you want us to feel closeness and be understood by this artifical show?