Annalisa Insardà

Born in Polistena (Reggio Calabria), Italy. She studied at the Dramatic Art Academy-Accademia d'Arte Drammatica della Calabria di Palmi and the Accademia Nazionale in Warsaw. Her first professional experiences are at the Internation Festival of Theatre in Amsterdam and the "Bertold Brecht's centennial" in Germany. She is devoted to the classical theater. She performed in several tragedies of the theatrical season in Siracusa: "Medea", "le Eumenidi", "I sette contro Tebe" (2005 Asso-stampa award winner as best young actress) "Edipo e la Sfinge", directed by the masters Peter Stein, Antonio Calenda, Jean Pierre Vincente and Manuel Giliberti. She often travels to take part in performances and shows directed by Peter Stein in Greece and Austria. She performed with texts from Shakespeare, Goldoni, Pessoa and Mori for the International "Salvo Randone" Award. Several movies in which she shows her abilities are: "L'ospite segreto" by Paolo Modugno, "Lettere dalla Sicilia" by Manuel Giliberti (2007 Golden Globe winner, 2007 Miami film festival winner, 2007 International Festival Salerno winner), "Un battito di vita" by Virginia Barrett, "E' tempo di cambiare" by Fernando Muraca winning as best actress for the Tropea Film Festival 2008, "Pochi giorni per capire" by Carlo Fusco, "Grigioscuro" by Enzo Carone, winning as best actress for the International Short Movies Festival in Mendicino 2010, and with the same producer she plays in "Piacere io sono Piero" winning as best actress, "Alberi al vento", "L'isola che non c'è" and "Tienimi stretto" by Luca Fortino. She also plays in tv fictions: "Vivere", "Ricominciare", "Carabinieri" and "Un caso di coscienza". Being a trooper, she is also a dubbing actress, acting teacher, presenter and author of many cinematografic subjects.