Jacopo Cullin is an Italian actor, author, and director born in Cagliari, Sardinia, in 1982. He began his artistic career in theatre and cabaret, quickly becoming one of the most recognizable voices of contemporary Sardinian performing arts thanks to a distinctive style that combines humor, emotional storytelling, and social themes.
Over the years, he has written and performed several successful stage productions, including 6 in Me!, I Don’t Remember Anything!, It’s Useless to Say! and The Passenger, touring extensively across Italy. His theatrical work often explores human relationships, personal change, and empathy, balancing entertainment with meaningful reflection.
Alongside theatre, Cullin has appeared in cinema and television, with roles in films such as The Referee (L’arbitro), The Stuff of Dreams (La stoffa dei sogni), and The Man Who Bought the Moon (L’uomo che comprò la Luna), as well as in popular TV series including The Investigations of Lolita Lobosco.
In addition to his acting career, he is actively involved in cultural and educational projects, leading workshops and social initiatives that use theatre as a tool for awareness, inclusion, and community engagement. His artistic research focuses on the intersection between storytelling, social responsibility, and audience connection