Melania Fiore

Actress, author and pianist Melania Fiore honors degree in Performing Arts and Sciences at the University Roma 3 in 2006 and graduated with honors from the biennial drama school "Moliere" by Mario Scaccia in 2002, with a essay on "Galantuomo per Tradizione" by Giovanni Giraud, in which she plays the role of Elisa and "Shakespeare", installation of various scenes from the Bard's works, in which he plays the role of Rosalinda's "As You Like It." After graduating she performs in many Scaccia's plays, including "Chicchignola" by Ettore Petrolini, "Alcyone" by Gabriele D'Annunzio, along with Stars of the Opera, "Teatro Comico e no" with texts by M. L. Spaziani, "L'Amore in Guerra", in its first edition, with lyrics by Bertolt Brecht and Salvatore Quasimodo. She worked in many companies while continuing to attends in many laboratories and play the piano, which he studied for over ten years under the guidance of Maestro Lamberto Desires. Share stories and began writing for the theater in 2008. "La Terrazza" is selected for the Award Attilio Corsini and is staged at the Teatro Stabile Vittoria in Rome, "Il Testamento del Marchese del Grillo" with Enzo Garinei, where he is also an actress debuted at Ostia Antica and then on tour in Italy; "Ti richiamo fra dieci minuti" is signaled by the jury for the interpretation of the Italian Drama Festival 2009, at the Festival received the Special Jury Prize in 2010 with "L'Atto Unico della Felicità", which won the prize "Artist of the years" at the Festival Theatre of Calcata 2011. "L'Amore in Guerra" in its second edition, written by and starring Melania Fiore, dedicated to Scaccia, has been successfully replicated in two seasons. "Tutto il mio amore" in 2011 won the award for "Best Actress" at the Festival of Italian Drama, and Prize for "Best Short Theatre" at the Teatro dell'Orologio in 2012. She then performed in many important theatre festivals trough Italy. In 2012 is the female protagonist of the play "Assolo contro la 'ndragheta" by Enrico Bernard, directed by Virginia Barrett at the Teatro dell'Orologio in Rome and then on tour in Italy, starting from the Teatro del Giglio in Lucca in 2013. In 2012 was chosen by Paolo Sorrentino for a role in his film The Great Beauty (2013).