Fabrizia Dal Farra

Fabrizia Dal Farra was born in Italy to an Italian father and an Austrian mother. Fluent in 5 languages (English, Italian, German, French and Spanish). At a young age she became a professional ballet dancer for 10 years and at the age of 16 she shifted her passion and focus on acting. Moved to New York, where she begun her acting training at the most prestigious schools: Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute, HB Studio with Austin Pendleton and Laura Esterman, studied with Susan Batson at Black Nexxus, acting on camera with Peter Kelley, voice with Andrea Haring at Circle in the Square and she has been an observer at the Actor's Studio. In Los Angeles she studied with Michelle Danner at the Larry Moss Studio and with dialect coach Francie Brown. At the same time started her acting career in Rome and continued her studies there with Susan Strasberg, Francesca De Sapio, Geraldine Baron and Beatrice Bracco. Made her theatre debut as "Ophelia" in an Italian production of Hamlet and became a national sensation playing a modern version of Alice in Wonderland in the music video "Memobox" of the band Ustmamo'. Her first international role was in Mike Figgis's movie "Loss of Sexual Innocence". She is based in New York and Los Angeles.