Curriculum Vitae

Performed in Il Testamento di Emmanuel, an irreverent theatrical comedy offering a bold, satirical reinterpretation of key events from the Old and New Testaments. Portrayed Moses and a dual role inspired by The Da Vinci Code: John / Mary Magdalene, a character with split identity who alternated between John the Beloved Disciple and Mary Magdalene during the Last Supper. The performance required rapid psychological transitions, physical and vocal transformation, and precise ensemble timing. Following its debut in Rome, the production toured to Nettuno, engaging diverse audiences of both believers and non-believers through humor and contemporary reinterpretation.

Performed in interactive theatre shows and Murder Mystery Dinner experiences, portraying multiple roles with a strong emphasis on improvisation, audience interaction, and real-time narrative adaptation. The work required sharp comedic instincts, flexibility in character development, and the ability to respond dynamically to unpredictable audience participation.

Performed multiple contrasting roles in La Mia Storia è Differente, a satirical and meta-theatrical production that reimagines classic fairy tales, myths, and iconic characters through irony and social commentary. Roles included The Grandfather (narrator and framing presence), Smee (assistant to Captain Hook), and Le Fou (Gaston’s companion), requiring rapid character shifts, strong vocal versatility, and precise comedic timing. The production blended dark humor, parody, and physical theatre to overturn familiar narratives and challenge audience expectations.

Performed the role of The Lamplighter in The Little Prince, a visually driven theatrical production awarded the “Prova di Regia” for overall company direction. The role emphasized physical storytelling, symbolic movement, and precise stage presence, contributing to a metaphor-rich narrative and ensemble performance.

Selected as a featured model for the 2025 charity calendar collaboration between **Max della Cera** and **WhyKnot**. The project explored a bold and conceptual visual language, combining chainmail-inspired lingerie, body wax elements, and artistic shibari influences to create powerful, symbolic imagery. The aesthetic focused on contrast — strength and vulnerability, structure and fluidity — resulting in visually striking compositions rooted in fashion and contemporary art. All proceeds from the calendar were donated to Associazione Libellula, supporting initiatives against gender-based violence and promoting social awareness. This experience strengthened my ability to embody strong visual concepts, work confidently within unconventional styling environments, and translate creative direction into expressive, narrative-driven imagery.

Acting, character development, and emotional truth

Pose and body awareness for the camera

Bearing, posture, and movement in fashion

An intensive course focused on theatrical acting, improvisation, character development, and ensemble stage work