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Piersandra Di Matteo appointed new director of Short Theatre festival

institutional · 2026-04-27

Piersandra Di Matteo, a curator and scholar known for her dramaturgical collaborations with Romeo Castellucci and her work on the Atlas Of Transitions project, has been appointed as the new director of Short Theatre, the performing arts festival held at Teatro India and Pelanda in Rome since 2006. This marks the first time an external figure has been chosen to lead the festival since its founding. Di Matteo will assume autonomous curatorial authority from 2022, while for the 2021 edition she will work alongside Francesca Corona, a co-founder with Fabrizio Arcuri and curator of recent editions. The appointment is part of a renewal process accelerated by the pandemic, described by the founding association Area06 as a radical rethinking of artistic direction itself. Di Matteo's background includes roles as head of the theater section at Artribune and her involvement with the Creative Europe-funded Atlas Of Transitions, which concluded successfully in Bologna. Her curatorial approach emphasizes intersections between artistic narratives and contemporary issues, social activism, and dialogue with international artists such as Argentine director Lola Arias.

Key facts

  • Piersandra Di Matteo appointed director of Short Theatre festival
  • First external director since festival's founding in 2006
  • Autonomous curatorial authority begins in 2022
  • Will work with Francesca Corona for 2021 edition
  • Known for collaborations with Romeo Castellucci and Lola Arias
  • Led Atlas Of Transitions project under Creative Europe
  • Former head of theater section at Artribune
  • Appointment part of renewal process accelerated by pandemic

Entities

Artists

  • Piersandra Di Matteo
  • Romeo Castellucci
  • Lola Arias
  • Francesca Corona
  • Fabrizio Arcuri

Institutions

  • Short Theatre
  • Teatro India
  • Pelanda
  • Area06
  • Artribune
  • Creative Europe
  • Atlas Of Transitions

Locations

  • Rome
  • Italy
  • Bologna

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