Author, actor, and director. He graduated from the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Rome with a thesis on radio drama. He specialized in screenwriting and dramaturgy at the Silvio d'Amico Academy. In 2017, he worked as an actor at the Teatro Due in Parma. As an author and director, he followed a professional training course at the ERT Emilia Romagna Teatro and worked as an assistant at the Elfo Puccini in Milan. Author of the one-act play “Trapanaterra,” semifinalist inBox '21. He wrote “Attesa,” best play at the 2018 inDivenire festival and best director at the Roma Fringe Festival. In 2019, he won the award for best show with the one-act play “ION” at the INdivenire festival in Rome, and his playwriting was a finalist for the Carlo Annoni award at the Piccolo Teatro in Milan and the Theatrical Mass 2022 competition. He then wrote the “Trilogia dell' Odio” (Trilogy of Hate), which consists of three ‘polyphonic’ monologues: Cesso, winner of the “Mezz'ore d'autore” competition at the Teatro Due in Parma; Affogo, which debuted at the Città delle 100 Scale Festival and was subsequently named the second best show at InBox '24. He won the award for dramaturgy at the Torino Fringe Festival '24. He edited and produced the video clip NessunoEscluso for Amnesty International. He then wrote and directed two short films, Partecipare (2020) with Iole Franco and Vecchio (2022) with Leo Gullotta, winning several national and international awards with the latter. It is distributed by RAI Cinema.
