Leonardo, a highly accomplished individual, entered the world in 1988 and embarked on a remarkable journey, ultimately graduating from the esteemed Scuola del Teatro Stabile di Torino in 2012. Throughout his illustrious career, Leonardo has demonstrated an extraordinary capacity to seamlessly transition between acting and theatre direction, consistently showcasing his impressive abilities and remarkable productivity.
In his inaugural decade as a director, Leonardo's exceptional talent and remarkable accomplishments did not go unnoticed, as he garnered the prestigious Italian Theatre Critic's award at an astonishingly young age of 32. This prestigious recognition solidified his position as a leading figure in the industry, cementing his status as a master of his craft.
Leonardo, a renowned director, has been consistently associated with the esteemed national Teatri Stabili, and has made significant appearances at prominent International Festivals. His remarkable repertoire is characterized by a diverse range of notable productions, including the critically acclaimed Spettri (Gengångare) by Ibsen, which had its world premiere at the prestigious Venice Biennale in 2018. This masterpiece was followed by another highly acclaimed production, Zoo di Vetro (The Glass Menagerie) by Williams, which showcased Leonardo's exceptional directing skills. Furthermore, his impressive repertoire includes Casa di Bernarda Alba by Lorca, Città Morta by D'Annunzio, which debuted at the Venice Biennale in 2020, and Signorina Giulia (Fröken Julie) by Strindberg, which premiered at the Spoleto Festival in 2021, garnering widespread critical acclaim.
Leonardo's creative endeavors have not been limited to his opera roots, as he has also explored the realm of contemporary dramaturgy, marking a significant milestone in his artistic journey with his debut performance in Giuseppe Verdi's iconic opera, Falstaff.
Since 2019, Leonardo has further expanded his artistic horizons by devoting himself to the world of cinema, transitioning seamlessly into the role of an actor. This new chapter in his career has seen him appear in a range of films, including the critically acclaimed "Lessons of Love" directed by Chiara Campara, as well as the thought-provoking "Il demolitore di camper" brought to life by Robert Ralston.
Leonardo has had the privilege of sharing the screen with esteemed actor Elio Germano in the cinematic masterpiece "L'incredibile storia dell'Isola delle rose", a production of Netflix and Groenlandia, where he brought to life the complex and multifaceted character of Maurizio Orlandini under the visionary direction of Sidney Sibilia.
Furthermore, Leonardo has also had the opportunity to showcase his impressive range as an actor by appearing in the cast of the critically acclaimed film "Il Paradiso del Pavone", a Vivo Film production directed by the talented Laura Bispuri. In this role, he masterfully portrayed the character of Vito, further demonstrating his versatility and depth as a performer.
Leonardo's television career has been marked by his involvement in the ensemble cast of the esteemed production "Carosello Carosone", where he brought to life the multifaceted character of Remigio Campi under the astute direction of Lucio Pellegrini.
In addition, Leonardo has also made a notable appearance in the critically acclaimed series "Noi", skillfully directed by Luca Ribuoli for the renowned production company Cattleya. In this endeavour, he masterfully portrayed the complex and nuanced character of Teo, showcasing his impressive range and versatility as a performer.
