Marie Glassl works as a dramaturg, translator and artistic producer. After her studies in literature and philosophy in Frankfurt and Venice, she works primarily at the interface between performative arts and discourse, amongst others with the Venice Biennale, Constanza Macras/Dorkypark and artists and festivals worldwide. She translates theory and literature from Italian and English, currently texts by Forensic Architecture, Allison Grimaldi Donahue and NourbeSe M. Philip. As a dramaturg and curator, she is particularly interested in the entanglements of aesthetics and language politics as well as Italian feminist tradition. She is editor and contributor of magazine DIAPHANES.