Andrea Trapani, actor, author and trainer, graduated in History of Cinema at the University of Florence and in acting at the National Academy of Dramatic Art, “Silvio D’Amico”, of Rome, he specialized in 2000, within the same Academy, with Domenico Polidoro and Roberto Mantovani. After his professional studies, he continued his drama and acting career collaborating with masters such as Josè Sinisterra, Danio Manfredini and Rena Mirecka. The authorial urgency has appeared since the university period when he makes a series of short films in which he takes part both as an actor and as a director. One of them, Wide-open shot, gained numerous mentions at several international festivals. After the graduation and professional experiences as an actor, it takes shape more and more the desire to find his own and autonomous theatrical language. From the meeting with Francesca Macrì he comes to the idea of founding the company Biancofango and, since 2006, he’s started with her a path that uses up all his time, working in his role of actor and author. He has been protagonist of almost all the shows made by the company with which he was repeatedly nominated for national awards. He’s always been the trainer of the company. He’s worked in theatre also with other directors, including Andrea Camilleri, Maurizio Scaparro, Luciano Colavero, Andrea Baracco, Massimiliano Civica, Pierpaolo Sepe and for the cinema with Paolo Sorrentino, Luca Facchini, Vittorio Sironi, Gabriele Muccino, Paola Randi e Noah Baumbach.. Over the years, he specialized in the relationship between theatre and sport and on this topic, not much explored in Europe, he has been conducting for almost a decade specific workshops.