Playing Identities, Performing Heritage invites submissions of films – from documentary makers, students of film, theatre lovers, audience members and whoever wishes to take part, amateur or professional – to take part in the Playing Identities mash-up competition.
The mash-up competition is a chance for the performance project Playing Identities, Performing Heritage to find a new life, new people and new visions through documentation: instead of montaging our material from inside the project, this is an open call to people from outside to re-imagine and rework our video and audio material into new works that document the project while also leading it into new directions.
Authors can submit films in one or more of the following categories:
- Medium-length film. Films of a duration of 30 minutes. Prize: Eur. 1.500
- Short film. Films of a maximum duration of 15 minutes. Prize: Eur. 1000
- Trailers/clips. Films of a maximum duration of 3 minutes. Prize: Eur. 500
The films will serve both as documentary materials chronicling the Playing Identities, Performing Heritage project and as documentary/art films in their own right. Authors are encouraged to approach the task in the key of a creative response: while using the original themes and documentation from the project, authors are also free to incorporate other video material.
Winning films will be published on WelcomeTheatre, an online platform that aims to promote the diffusion of Theatre plays




Is a cultural manager and lecturer in the field of live performing arts. She provides ideation, artistic programming, strategic design and management for public institutions and independent organizations at local and international level. Active in the cultural sector since 1999, Giuliana has, among other collaborations, been the head of organization and production for the Italian (Ministry of Culture-funded) international theatre festival, Napoli Teatro Festival, for which she also co-authored the awarded proposal. Author and producer of various performances and large-scale cultural projects (hosted by La Mama Theatre, NY, Kulturhuset, Stockholm, etc.) Giuliana is presently the co-curator and project manager (with Luca Ricci) of Be SpectACTive!, EU-funded large-scale project on active spectatorship. Starting from October 2016 she is a researcher at ARIA (the Antwerp Research Institute for the Arts) in Belgium.
Is Adjunct Professor of New Media at Accademia delle Belle Arti di Palermo. He is member of the editorial board of the journals ‘Carte Semiotiche. Rivista internazionale di semiotica e teoria dell’immagine’, ‘Fata Morgana. Quadrimestrale di cinema e visioni’ and ‘L’avventura. International Journal of Italian Film and Media Landscapes’. He is co-editor with D. Chimenti and F. Zucconi of Sguardi incrociati. Cinema, testimonianza, memoria, nel lavoro teorico di Marco Dinoi (Fondazione ente dello spettacolo 2011). He is author of Testimoni di Guerra. Cinema, memoria, archivio (Edizioni Ca’ Foscari 2015) and of entry ‘Emigrazione/Emigration’ in Lessico del cinema italiano. Forme di vita e forme di rappresentazione (2015) edited by Roberto de Gaetano.
Graduated in Philosophy at Pisa University, and holds a PhD in Philosophy of Communication and Spectacle by the Calabria University, with a thesis on thoughts on film in French contemporary philosophy. A journalist for Fata Morgana – Quadrimestrale di Cinema e Visioni magazine, he collaborated in ‘Il Manifesto’, ‘Filmcritica’, ‘Lo Straniero’, and Enciclopedia Italiana Treccani. Cultural activist and literary translator, he organized the Italian edition of two works by Jacques Rancière, and translated Pierre Donadieu, Michel Foucault, and Madame de Staël. In Palermo, he collaborated with the Piccolo Teatro Patafisico, the Institut français, the Instituto Cervantes, the Goethe-Institut and the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, and is artistic director of
Is Director of Research at University of London,
Is associated professor at the 
Laureato in Filosofia e Sociologia, è Presidente dell’associazione
Is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow at the Centre d’Histoire et de Théorie des Arts, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in Paris. Member of the scientific board of the Centro Studi “Omar Calabrese” (University of Siena), he received his PhD in History of Art and Visual Studies from the Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane (SUM-SNS) in Florence. His publications include: