Zoë Simon is a London-based actress, playwright, theatre producer, artist's model and performance artist creating and performing in ground breaking, visceral and provocative theatre and arts projects. Zoë was attached as a playwright to The White Bear Theatre, where she made an impression with her gritty character-driven narratives and angry, sawn-off dialogue in plays such as 'Saturday Night'(2008) and 'Scratch' (2006). Zoë beat off stiff competition when 'Saturday Night' was shortlisted for Off West End's London-wide 2008 'Adopt a Playwright Award'. Also Zoë's play 'Head' (The Underbelly, Edinburgh Fringe 2004) was nominated for a Fringe First. Acting roles include Mia Wallace in 'Pulp Fiction -Live!' directed by Mandrephus Andregon, the first stage adaptation of Tarantino's cult film and Evadne in 'The Maid's Tragedy'. Zoë regularly works with Czech artist Tereza Buskowa and has appeared in Buskowa's films: 'Spring Equinox' (2009), 'Wedding Rituals' and 'Touch' (2007) and 'Forgotten Marriage' (2008), and also in two live installations: for The Barbican's 2007 'Seduced' exhibition 'Beauty for One Day' at The Window Gallery, and a performance for Slick '07 in Paris. Zoë collaborated with Buskowa on the performance 'Festive Garment', which was performed at Act Art 6: London's biggest festival of performance. Zoë has written for 'The Guardian' and BBC Radio 4 about life modelling. Zoë has co-produced at The White Bear Theatre with her company Skin and Bone Theatre.