Sabrina Crocco — actress, model, and radio host — was born in New York and later moved to Rome, carrying with her from the Big Apple a natural inclination for experimentation and the pursuit of new forms of expression. Over the years, she has built her own artistic path, moving seamlessly from theatre to film, from television hosting to radio presenting.
She has starred in several hilarious comedies: in “Di Mamma non ce n’è una sola” alongside Max Tortora; in “Il Brigante” with Antonello Costa and Nadia Rinaldi; and in “Mi ritorni in mente,” a ’60s and ’70s revival show, she sings, dances, and acts with Franco Oppini. Most recently, she appeared in the theatrical success “Brancaleone e la sua armata” with Pippo Franco.
Her television work includes numerous RAI and Mediaset series such as “Provaci ancora Prof 6,” “Le tre rose di Eva 3,” “Scomparsa,” “Solo per amore 2,” and “Lea 2.” On the big screen, she appeared in hit films such as “Confusi e felici” by M. Bruno with Claudio Bisio, and “Scusate se esisto” by R. Milani with Paola Cortellesi and Raoul Bova.