Actor, director and authorised teacher of the Linklater Method. Among the productions he has directed: "Studio per Le Onde di Virginia Woolf" (Teatro Due, Rome 1995); "Di Cosa Abbiamo Paura Quando Abbiamo Paura del Buio" by Alessandro Fabrizi (Teatro Due, Rome 1996); "Aminta" by Torquato Tasso (Festival Per Antiche Vie, Teatro di Roma, 2000); "Bartleby the Scrivener" by R.L. Lane, after Melville (Blue Heron Theatre, New York, 2005); "MusicaRomanzo" written and performed with Nada Malanima (Teatro Giacosa, Ivrea and Teatro Libero, Milan 2009; Teatro Vascello, Rome 2011); "Scompagine" by Nada Malanima (Teatro Alfieri, Asti 2014); "La tempesta" by William Shakespeare (Festa di Teatro Eco Logico in Stromboli, 2016).
In collaboration with Nicola Sani he created the radio drama "T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land" for RAI RADIO UNO (1997).
From 2003 to 2006 he lived in the United States, where he held acting seminars at the Actors Center in New York and at Columbia University, the University of Chicago, Stony Brook University, Dartmouth University - Hanover, Butler University (Indianapolis), and taught at the Conservatory of the Actors Center in New York. His visa, of a maximum duration of three years, was later renewed by Columbia University so that he could supervise the thesis work of the actors in the post-graduate programme of the School of Performing Arts.
In the United States he directed the productions: "A Theatre Study for Virginia Woolf's The Waves" (Blue Heron Theatre, New York 2004); "Aminta" in the translation by Charles Jernigan (Butler University College, Indianapolis 2005); "Bartleby the Scrivener" by R.L. Lane, after Melville (Blue Heron Theatre, New York, 2005); "Metamorphoses - It is no crime to lose oneself in a dark wood" from "Tales from Ovid" by Ted Hughes (The Theatre of Riverside Church, New York 2006).
In film he has worked with Anthony Minghella ("The Talented Mr Ripley"), Tom Tykwer ("Heaven"; “The International”) and Fatih Akin ("Solino") as a dialect coach (for Jack Davenport, Giovanni Ribisi, Cate Blanchett, Barnaby Metsurat) and as supervisor of the Italian dialogue in the pre-production, production and post-production phases. As an actor he played the role of Sergeant Baggio in "The Talented Mr Ripley" (1999), Inspector Cerrutti in "The International" (2009), the Uffizi Guard in "Inferno" (2015) by Ron Howard and the Hotel Porter in "TRUST", a series directed by Danny Boyle (in production).
He produced and directed the documentary “Giving Voice” (in competition at the Sulmona Film Festival, 2008) and translated Kristin Linklater’s manual “Freeing the Natural Voice” (Elliot Edizioni, 2008). In collaboration with Enrico Parenti he directed the documentaries "Shakespeare on the Rocks", broadcast on SkyArte in November 2016, and "The Body Electric" (working title, in production).
In 2010 he obtained the title of Authorised Teacher of the Linklater Method and has held Vocal Training courses at the School of the Teatro Stabile di Torino (2010/11), the Schauspiel Institut in Innsbruck (2011), the Accademia Internazionale d'Arte Drammatica - Teatro Quirino (2010/11/12), the Centro Teatro Ateneo of La Sapienza University in Rome (2012), the Stadsteater in Stockholm (2013), the Estudio Corazza para el Actor in Madrid (2014), the Theatre Festival of Izmir, Turkey (2016), the University of Cluj, Romania (April 2017), and at the Accademia Nazionale d'Arte Drammatica Silvio d'Amico in Rome (where he has taught since 2008), the Q-Academy, the C.A.F.T in Rome (since 2013) and the Accademia Internazionale di Teatro in Rome.
Since 2013 he has been Artistic Director of the FESTA DI TEATRO ECO LOGICO in Stromboli, for which he received the Medal of the President of the Italian Republic.