Medusa. Contemporary Playwriting and Inclusive Identities in Europe
Medusa is a cooperation project among cultural organizations from Italy, Germany and Bulgaria, co-funded by Creative Europe. Grant Agreement 101255650.
Italy
MEDUSA’s Italian partnership brings together En Kai Pan and Casa del Contemporaneo, with the support of the University of Salerno (UNISA) as Associated Partner. Together, they combine experience in cultural project development, contemporary theatre, artistic...
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The German partnership of MEDUSA brings together Das Kombinat and Drama Panorama, with NIDS as Associated Partner. Together, they contribute their experience in cultural cooperation, contemporary theatre, translation, artistic exchange and the promotion of new...
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The Bulgarian partnership of MEDUSA brings together 36 Monkeys and Eurodram Bulgaria, with New Bulgarian University as Associated Partner. Together, they contribute to the project through their experience in contemporary theatre, dramaturgy, translation, cultural production,...
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Blog
Cities, Borders and Belonging: A Conversation with Tatjana Motta
Cities, Borders and Belonging: A Conversation with Tatjana Motta Tatjana Motta studied Visual Arts and Theatre at IUAV University in...
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MEDUSA at Südtirol Summer School 2026
Friendship, Playwriting and Transnational Collaboration From the 21st to 25th August 2026, MEDUSA took part in the Südtirol Summer School,...
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MEDUSA Selected Plays: an Overview of Playwriting and Identity in a European Perspective
by Stefania Bruno, member of the Italian observatory The final selection of MEDUSA texts required consideration of a wide range...
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The MEDUSA Observatories Meet in Domicella: A European Conversation on Theatre and Identity
by Charlotte Bomy, member of the German observatory At the end of May, the Italian, Bulgarian and German MEDUSA observatories...
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Why MEDUSA? The Vision Behind the Project
From Myth to Project The MEDUSA project takes its name from mythology, but its vision belongs fully to the present....
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Who Is Medusa? Myth, Fear, and Female Power
A Figure We Think We Know Medusa is one of the most recognisable figures in classical mythology, and yet she...
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Building MEDUSA in Bulgaria: Theatre, Translation and New Dramaturgies
The Bulgarian Role in the MEDUSA Project Bulgaria plays a crucial role...
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European Partnership for Contemporary Playwriting and Inclusive Identities
A Shared Vision Across Europe MEDUSA – Contemporary Playwriting and Inclusive Identities...
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The Italian Partners of MEDUSA: Between Theatre, Research and European Cooperation
Italy plays a central role in MEDUSA – Contemporary Playwriting and Inclusive...
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Germany in MEDUSA: Theatre Translation, Public Engagement and Dramatic Writing
The German Role in the MEDUSA Project Germany contributes a strong combination...
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