I received solid training in acting at the Scuola del Teatro Stabile di Torino, where I studied with nationally and internationally recognized teachers. Even before graduating, I began working in front of the camera, building a career that now spans over fifteen years on set.

I have taken part in projects ranging from mainstream television to streaming platforms, as well as series and auteur cinema. Among these is Esterno Notte by Marco Bellocchio, for which I received nominations for the David di Donatello and the Nastri d’Argento as Best Supporting Actress for the role of Adriana Faranda (Netflix and RaiPlay, episode 4). I have also worked with Fabio Grassadonia and Antonio Piazza on IDDU (Venice 81), and with directors such as Piero Messina, Renato De Maria, Stefano Lodovichi, Riccardo Donna, and others.

In theatre, I work as both an actress and a writer.

I graduated with top marks with a Bachelor’s degree in History and a double-degree Master’s program, with a thesis in English, between Italy (Roma Tre University) and Germany (Leibniz Universität Hannover), in Religions in the Public Sphere. In this context, I also created a short research documentary, Vitamin B.

In my work, I like to fully immerse myself as an actress, connecting with the ideas and artistic sensitivity of the directors and fellow actors I work with.

I am originally from Southern Italy and I have a strong command of dialects, especially Sicilian and Calabrian. I am particularly interested in social and civic themes, especially those related to anti-mafia issues.

I speak English and Spanish.