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 ==See Also==
 * Video: [[Aurelia Cats Video|Aurelia Cats, trapeze]], at the Lido of Paris (2005)
 * Video: [[Aurelia_Cats_Video_(2013)|Aurelia Cats, trapeze]], in ''LumiAir'' (2013)

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 Aurelia made her professional debut in 1993, when she was fourteen years old, working in Annie Fratellini's shows. Two years later (1995), she participated in the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] in Paris, where she won the Gold Medal in the ''Cirque de l’Avenir'' category (for performers sixteen years old and under); she also won the Silver Medal at the Festival of Riva del Garda in Italy. The following year, she won the Gold Medal at the Festival [[Cirkus Prinsessan]] in Stokholm.
-[[File:Aurelia_Cats_on_Trapeze.jpg|thumb|300px|left|Aurelia Cats (c.2005)]]These early successes were just the beginning of a brilliant career, one that took her from circus to theater, from variete to television. Aurelia has been featured at [[Cirkus Scott]] in Sweden; in Paris at the [[Cirque d’Hiver]]-Bouglione, the Casino de Paris, the Olympia Music-Hall, and the Lido (as an original cast member of the revue ''Bonheur'', which opened in 2003); in Germany at TigerPalast, Wintergarten, Apollo, and Palazzo; in Seattle and San Francisco at [[Teatro ZinZanni]]; and in special events for [[Cirque du Soleil]]. Additionally, she has appeared in her own productions in Asia and Australia. She has also been featured in several European TV shows&mdash;including Mireille Dumas’s ''Aurelia Cats'' in France&mdash;and in 2008, she was a judge on the NBC TV series ''Celebrity Circus'', in the United States.
+[[File:Aurelia_Cats_on_Trapeze.jpg|thumb|300px|left|Aurelia Cats (c.2005)]]These early successes were just the beginning of a brilliant career, one that took her from circus to theater, from varieté to television. Aurelia has been featured at [[Cirkus Scott]] in Sweden; in Paris at the [[Cirque d’Hiver]]-Bouglione, the Casino de Paris, the Olympia Music-Hall, and the Lido (as an original cast member of the revue ''Bonheur'', which opened in 2003); in Germany at TigerPalast, Wintergarten, Apollo, and Palazzo; in Seattle and San Francisco at [[Teatro ZinZanni]]; and in special events for [[Cirque du Soleil]]. Additionally, she has appeared in her own productions in Asia and Australia. She has also been featured in several European TV shows&mdash;including Mireille Dumas’s ''Aurelia Cats'' in France&mdash;and in 2008, she was a judge on the NBC TV series ''Celebrity Circus'', in the United States.
 Aurelia Cats resides in Switzerland. Although she continues to perform, she also manages a production company, [http://artvisionproduction.com/ Art Vision] with the award-winning juggler, [[Viktor Kee]], as well as a talent agency. She has sit on the juries of the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] (2005)&mdash;she was also a special guest artist for its 35th anniversary edition in 2014&mdash;and the [[International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo]] (2008). In 2013 she was given an entry in the ''Dictionnaire universel des créatrices'' (Paris, Editions des femmes) as the creator of a new trapeze style. (The book was a project supported by the UNESCO.)

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 File:Jansson,_Cats,_Vintilova,_Panova_(2014).JPG|Aurelia Cats with Uuve Jansson (l.), Darya Vintilova (r.), and Elena Panova (r.), in Paris (2014)
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 Aurelia was trained in every discipline related to the circus&mdash;from acrobatics to horse vaulting&mdash;by a series of brilliant circus instructors, including [[The Larible Brothers|Enzo Larible]], [[The Boginos|Davis Bogino]], [[Les Victoria|Claude Victoria]], [[The Nicolodis|Lucio Nicolodi]], [[Manolo Dos Santos]], [[Enzo Cardona]], and [[The Caroli Troupe]|Domenico Caroli]]. It was [[The Palacys|Pauline Palacy]] and Sacha Dubrovsky, however, who made her an aerialist.
 ===Aerialist, Producer, TV Personality===
 [[File:Aurelia_Cats_on_Trapeze.jpg|thumb|300px|left|Aurelia Cats (c.2005)]]These early successes were just the beginning of a brilliant career, one that took her from circus to theater, from variete to television. Aurelia has been featured at [[Cirkus Scott]] in Sweden; in Paris at the [[Cirque d’Hiver]]-Bouglione, the Casino de Paris, the Olympia Music-Hall, and the Lido (as an original cast member of the revue ''Bonheur'', which opened in 2003); in Germany at TigerPalast, Wintergarten, Apollo, and Palazzo; in Seattle and San Francisco at [[Teatro ZinZanni]]; and in special events for [[Cirque du Soleil]]. Additionally, she has appeared in her own productions in Asia and Australia. She has also been featured in several European TV shows&mdash;including Mireille Dumas’s ''Aurelia Cats'' in France&mdash;and in 2008, she was a judge on the NBC TV series ''Celebrity Circus'', in the United States.

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 ===Aerialist, Producer, TV Personality===
-[[File:Aurelia_Cats_on_Trapeze.jpg|thumb|230px|left|Aurelia Cats (c.2005)]]These early successes were just the beginning of a brilliant career, one that took her from circus to theater, from variete to television. Aurelia has been featured at [[Cirkus Scott]] in Sweden; in Paris at the [[Cirque d’Hiver]]-Bouglione, the Casino de Paris, the Olympia Music-Hall, and the Lido (as an original cast member of the revue ''Bonheur'', which opened in 2003); in Germany at TigerPalast, Wintergarten, Apollo, and Palazzo; in Seattle and San Francisco at [[Teatro ZinZanni]]; and in special events for [[Cirque du Soleil]]. Additionally, she has appeared in her own productions in Asia and Australia. She has also been featured in several European TV shows&mdash;including Mireille Dumas’s ''Aurelia Cats'' in France&mdash;and in 2008, she was a judge on the NBC TV series ''Celebrity Circus'', in the United States.
+[[File:Aurelia_Cats_on_Trapeze.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Aurelia Cats (c.2005)]]These early successes were just the beginning of a brilliant career, one that took her from circus to theater, from variete to television. Aurelia has been featured at [[Cirkus Scott]] in Sweden; in Paris at the [[Cirque d’Hiver]]-Bouglione, the Casino de Paris, the Olympia Music-Hall, and the Lido (as an original cast member of the revue ''Bonheur'', which opened in 2003); in Germany at TigerPalast, Wintergarten, Apollo, and Palazzo; in Seattle and San Francisco at [[Teatro ZinZanni]]; and in special events for [[Cirque du Soleil]]. Additionally, she has appeared in her own productions in Asia and Australia. She has also been featured in several European TV shows&mdash;including Mireille Dumas’s ''Aurelia Cats'' in France&mdash;and in 2008, she was a judge on the NBC TV series ''Celebrity Circus'', in the United States.
 Aurelia Cats resides in Switzerland. Although she continues to perform, she also manages a production and talent company, [http://artvisionproduction.com/ Art Vision], with the award-winning juggler, [[Viktor Kee]]. She has sat on the juries of the [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain]] (2005)&mdash;she was a special guest artist for its 35th anniversary edition in 2014&mdash;and the [[International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo]] (2008). In 2013 she was given an entry in the ''Dictionnaire universel des créatrices'' (Paris, Editions des femmes) as the creator of a new trapeze style. (The book was a project supported by the UNESCO.)