Geppi Cucciari is a multifaceted Italian author and presenter who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. Her journey began in 2001 when she debuted in the popular Italian TV show Zelig. The following year, she transitioned to the theatre, where she wrote and performed in several stage shows, including the critically acclaimed "Full Metal Geppi", "Maionese", and "Si vive una volta. Sola", a co-creation with Lucio Wilson and directed by Paola Galassi.
In addition to her theatre work, Geppi has also had a successful career in musical theatre, playing the role of Morticia in the Italian production of "The Addams Family", directed by Giorgio Gallione. Since 2017, she has been performing in the monologue "Perfetta", written and directed by Mattia Torre.
As a television presenter, Geppi has hosted a wide range of programs, including "Italia's Got Talent" on Channel 5, "G'Day" on La7, and various shows on Rai, such as "Per un pugno di libri", "Rai Pipol", and "Che Succ3de?". She has also presented the finals of the prestigious Premio Strega book prize and the prime-time program "Splendida Cornice" on Rai 3.
In radio, Geppi has co-hosted the popular program "Un giorno da Pecora" alongside Giorgio Lauro on RadioRai1 since 2015. Her acting career has seen her appear in several films, including "Belli Dentro", a sitcom, and various films alongside renowned directors such as Carlo Verdone, Giovanni Veronesi, and Paolo Zucca.
Geppi has also made appearances in films, including Ferzan Ozpetek's "Diamanti". She has hosted the David di Donatello Awards nomination ceremony at the Presidential Palace for several years and co-hosted the 75th edition of the Sanremo Festival alongside Carlo Conti and Mahmood.
