Filippo Andreatta (Rovereto, 1981) is an artist and theatre-maker.
He realises shows, performances and installations in urban, rural and remote contexts. He’s reached the 79th parallel north in the Svalbard archipelago to read Frankenstein around a bonfire, created Little Fun Palace a parasitic caravan that has travelled in Europe and North America, curated the feminist futures programme for Centrale Fies and founded the Nomadic School that moves in the Alps contaminating art with natural and social sciences.

2009 a play as a landscape installation Filippo Andreatta
2009 bios unlimited theatre Filippo Andreatta
2010 as long as you move installation Filippo Andreatta
2010 delirious New York theatre Filippo Andreatta
2011 the green street installation Filippo Andreatta
2012 muybridge! muybridge! theatre Filippo Andreatta
2013 self-portrait with two friends theatre Filippo Andreatta
2014 squares do not (normally) appear in nature theatre Filippo Andreatta
2016 weaknesses theatre Filippo Andreatta
2017 project mercury theatre Filippo Andreatta
2018 Curon / Graun music theatre Filippo Andreatta
2017 JA theatre Filippo Andreatta
2018 Little Fun Palace theatre / curating Filippo Andreatta
2019 Loc. Fies 1 / LFP book Filippo Andreatta
2019 19 JULY 1985 music theatre Filippo Andreatta
2020 Rompere il Ghiaccio theatre / performance Filippo Andreatta
2020 Nomadic School pedagogies Filippo Andreatta
2020 19 JULY 1985 Performative installation Filippo Andreatta
2021 a theatre is a theatre is a theatre is a theatre theatre Filippo Andreatta
2021 Nomadic School pedagogies Filippo Andreatta

publications

+ A Nomadic Book, di OHT, by OHT, edited by Filippo Andreatta and Sarah Messerschmidt, published by bruno, 2025
+ Frankenstein. If You Love Solitude You Don't Love Freedom, by OHT, text by Filippo Andreatta, Kelsey Camacho, Lucrezia Calabrò Visconti and Dehlia Hannah, published by bruno, 2024
+ Blackout: A Manifesto, by Dehlia Hannah, published on e-flux Architecture, 2024
+ Curieux manuel de dramaturgie, edited by Émilie Martz-Kuhn and Jessie Mill, published in collaboration with the Festival TransAmériques (FTA), 2024
+ BLUE, catalouge Venice Biennale Theatre, concept by Stefano Ricci and Gianni Forte, published by la Biennale di Venezia, 2021
+ The Journal of Architecture: Volume 24: Number 8, edited by Alexandra Tommasini, published by Routledge, 2020
+ Loc. Fies 1 / Little Fun Palace, edited by F.Andreatta and S.Peluso, published by bruno, 2019
+ The Street, where the world is made, Hou Hanru, catalouge MAXXI exhibition, quodlibet, 2018
+ Contemporary Performance Almanac, edited by C.Manson and J.Nelson, 2015
+ Open Museum Open City, Hou Hanru, catalouge MAXXI exhibition, mousse publishing, 2014
+ Paradigm Islands: New York and Venice, Teresa Stoppani, Routledge, 2010

2025- SIAE - For Creators
section: Professional Development for Artists
2024- Italian Council
section: international promotion of Italian artists, curators and critics
2023- Giulio Andreolli triennial prize Fare Paesaggio Quality Mention
section: Culture, Education and Participation
2018- UBU Prize nomination
Curon/Graun nominated for best set-up
2017- OPERA 20.21 Fringe award
Awarded by Haydn Foundation
2017- GAI Giovani Artisti Italiani
Movin’ Up prize
2015- GAI Giovani Artisti Italiani
Movin’ Up prize
2008- Nuove Sensibilità
Prize for young theatre-makers