Camilla Barbera is a Berlin-based communicator, creative producer and performer with a background in communication, arts, and events. Originally from Torino, she has worked across film festivals, museums, photography studios and galleries, while building a career as a theatre maker, dramaturg, and performer. She thrives in hybrid roles where creativity helps bringing people together, shaping ideas into real experiences, and ensuring the connection is as right as it can be. Hands-on, curious, and collaborative, she works at her best when supporting meaningful projects with great people, and initiates her own.

In Berlin, Camilla completed a Master’s in Physical Theatre, Performance and Embodied Dramaturgy at Arthaus Berlin and trained with contemporary artists and facilitators including Claire Heggen, Claude Coldy, Odin Teatret, Familie Flöz, Komoco Dance, and Robin Guiver, across multiple disciplines. Lastly, she presented a dance piece with Imogen Pickles at the A.PART Festival at Uferstudios (2024). She is also part of the ensemble JAŠA created in Kühlhaus Berlin, as well as the Rolling Fish and Wasch collectives (@ SCOPE BLN), and co-founded the K77 artists’ collective and performance series.

Holding a Bachelor in Cultures and Literatures of the Modern World, a Master’s in Integrated Communications Management, and diplomas in UX/UI Design and Entrepreneurship, Camilla continues to move fluidly between performance, photography, cinema, and cultural production. Her work – whether on stage, on screen, or behind the scenes—reflects her dedication to connecting vision with collaboration, creativity, and communication.