MASCARADE

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_masks, theatre and stories to inhabit our fractures

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In Europe, identities are multiple, fluid, and at times wounded.
The mask becomes a tool — to protect, to transform, to dare.

Mascarade explores how the performing arts—through theatre, masks, and audiovisual creation—can foster social inclusion, youth participation, and intercultural dialogue.

A project to rethink what it means to “be together,” through art and shared experience.

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What we do concretely:

• A participatory study on European identities, rooted in personal stories, migratory journeys, and local artistic practices.

• Workshops with young people in each partner country: experimenting with theatrical forms, playing with masks, discovering themselves in new ways.

• A shared methodology: video tutorials, a game-book, podcasts — to pass on, inspire, and equip other practitioners.

• Public events: showcases, performances, and roundtables to share ideas, tools, and voices.