Born in Palermo, he’s a musical composer and an architect.
In 1990 he studied in the London West End theatre back stages and there he started to know and love the musical theatre.
Since 1995 he has been teaching in several drama courses in the schools of Palermo contributing to the spread of a certain “Musical Theatre Culture” in the town.
He composed 3 brand-new musicals and directed five in Italy.
In 1997 he created the vocal jazz band “Setteottavi” and performed in and out Italy for RAI International and RAI Sat.
In 2000 he started composing the musical score for Boccadoro The Traveller
In 2003 he made the promo video.
In 2004 he produced and directed the first international première of the show within the wonderful frame of Selinunte Archaeological site, in Sicily, with the idea of making “a true Sicilian show: born in Sicily, produced in Sicily and performed in Sicily!”. On that special occasion, he counted on the impressive performance (and collaboration) of several Italian interpreters: Michele Carfora (a brilliant dancing Narciso), Simone Sibillano (a sparkling Boccadoro), Paola Lavini (a sophisticated Agnese). The ten-minute standing ovation at the end of the performance consecrated the show as an outstanding example of musical theatre.
His efforts are now concentrated on a further and bigger production of Boccadoro The Traveller both in i Italy and in other countries.
His work is entirely dedicated to his wife and his little son.