Born in Naples on December 23, 1995, Carlo Di Maro is an actor, singer, and performer with a comprehensive artistic education in theatre, cinema, and music. He graduated from the Acadaemy of dramatic arts of the Bellini Theatre in Naples and has trained with renowned masters such as Mimmo Borrelli, Gabriele Russo, Alessandro D'Alatri, Carlo Boso, and Hajo Schuler (Familie Flöz). He masters acting techniques ranging from Stanislavsky and Strasberg to Grotowski and dance-theatre.

As a tenor, pianist, and voice actor, Carlo is recognized for his versatility. He stars in the film "Amore Postatomico" by V. Caiazzo, currently available on RaiPlay, and recently portrayed Michele in the TV movie "Champagne" by Cinzia Th Torrini (Rai 1). Additionally, he appeared in the series "Resta con Me" (Rai 1).

His theatre credits include national productions such as "Don Juan in Soho" (directed by Gabriele Russo), Eduardo Scarpetta's " 'Na Santarella" and Roberto Saviano's "Cuore Puro" (directed by Mario Gelardi). Carlo excels in both lead and antagonist roles, demonstrating a powerful stage presence in dramatic and comedic performances.

He is co-artistic director of A'Mbasciata, a cultural and artistic hub in the heart of Naples, where he organizes theatrical and cultural events. Passionate also about directing and scenic writing, Carlo continuously expands his artistic exploration with curiosity and dedication.