Cue Press
Cue Press is the first digital-first Italian publishing house dedicated exclusively to the performing arts.
Last updated September 2, 2026
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Overview
Cue Press is an Italian publishing house founded in 2012 by Mattia Visani. It is described as the first digital-first Italian publishing house dedicated exclusively to the performing arts. The company publishes books on the world of entertainment, available in print and digital formats, with over four hundred titles, nine series in four languages, and more than fifty new releases per year.
History
Cue Press was founded in 2012 by Mattia Visani, who was the last author of Ubulibri by Franco Quadri. It is the first Italian digital publishing house entirely dedicated to the performing arts. The project was born as an innovative laboratory with the goal of creating new models for publishing and cultural production, overcoming the limits of traditional paper publishing. Cue Press builds bridges between current events and the historical memory of cinema, theater, and performing arts, offering content that is both contemporary and rooted in tradition. Through the publication of new editions of hard-to-find books and instant books linked directly to theater and cinema, the publishing house has relaunched theatrical and cinematographic publishing.
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