Georgia Lepore

ACTRESS AND VOICE ACTRESS
She debuted as a singer and voice actor at the age of seven.
Along with her language and acting studies, she pursues a brilliant career as a voice actor and dubbing director and lends her voice to many famous actresses, including Penelope Cruz ( All About My Mother, Open Your Eyes , Volavérunt, By Charm or Delight) and Cameron Diaz (Vanilla Sky, Very Bad Things, An Exaggerated Life, My Best Friend's Wedding).
In 2003, he received the Romics Lifetime Achievement Award.
However, his passion remains theater since the beginning of his career on stage in 1978 in The Aspern Papers based on Henry James. He acts in stage productions of texts by Shelag Stephenson and David Mamet, both in Italy and on tour in Europe. In 1995, he is among the stars of Penetrations at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
At the same time, he divides his time between cinema (Tutto in quella notte, Tuttapposto) and Italian and foreign TV dramas (I Borgia).

WRITER and DIRECTOR

His debut behind the camera came with the short film Addio (2006), for which he also wrote the screenplay. The short participates in numerous international festivals, is nominated for Best Narrative Short at the Swansea International Film Festival and at the Everglades Film Festival and has a special mention at the Magna Grecia Film Festival.
Her first film for the cinema is being prepared, a feature film for which she is also the screenwriter.
Her debut as an author and theater director was with the two monologues Io Parlo di Sogni (inspired by the Shakespearean character of Mercutio) and Il Canto della Notte (inspired by the life and works of F. Nietzsche) produced by SycamoreTCompany in 2006.
In the following years for the same STC she brought back Crack by her husband Franco Bertini and Bruciati by Angelo Longoni (both successes of the early 90s) and Il Recinto of which she is also the author. La Festa di Michela Andreozzi was created in 2011 for the LET - Liberi Esperimenti Teatrali. In 2014 he translated from English and directed “Romeo&Juliet Post Scriptum” by Swedish author Annika Nyman for Italy, after the debut in the original version of the play at the Festival dei Due Mondi in Spoleto.
He was also responsible for the Italian translation and direction of "Oltre i Verdi Campi" by the English director Nick Whitby, staged for the first time in Italy in December 2014, on the occasion of the Centenary of the First World War, with the patronage of the Presidency of the Council and of the British Council. In 2016 he attended the Directing Course at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London, and in the same year with his production Joyful Company he brought the English version of “Romeo & Juliet Post Scriptum” to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, which he directed with a new cast native language. He is preparing “We Are Family”, a theatrical adaptation of the novel of the same name by Fabio Bartolomei published by e/o Edizioni.