She began her first stage experiences as a child studying classical and contemporary dance and continued uninterruptedly until the end of her university studies. During university, she also approached jazz dance, and Argentine tango. She studied with important teachers and dancers on the national and international scene (Anthony Basile, Ande Peck, Stefanella Testa, Dominique Portier, Margarita Trajanova, Paola Catalani, Salvatore Capozzi, Guido Lauri, Liana Pistoni, Flaminia Grazia Dei, Michelle Durtnell, Elisabeth Sjostrom, and others). In high school, she attended her first acting workshop. She travels extensively abroad. She spends long periods in the United States where she studies English and dance. After graduating in Foreign Languages and Literature, she decides to dedicate herself to the professional study of dramatic arts.
She graduated in acting and directing from the International Academy of Theatre in Rome. She refined her studies with workshops at the European School for the Art of the Actor in San Miniato and later at the Silvio d'Amico Academy of Dramatic Arts in Rome. Concurrently, she obtained the S.I.S.S. diploma qualifying her to teach English. For several years, she taught in middle schools and high schools, also using theater as a methodology for learning foreign languages in the classroom.
She attended the School of Dubbing by Giorgio Lopez and in 2004 approached the study of the Lee Strasberg technique with Geraldine Baron (from the Actors Studios in New York), which she later continued with Master Michael Margotta. She attended a Master Class on Stage Combat conducted by Master Ran Arthur Braun. In 2008, the Italian Dance Federation granted her the qualification as a master of classical and contemporary dance and “Ad honorem” the Diploma as a master of Theater-Dance.
She is a founding member of GAG Entertainment, with which she has staged successful comedies such as Frank Sinatra is Dead, The Cold War of the Sox Family, Clochard, The Father of the Groom, Occupy Piazza Colonna.
She has worked as the lead in numerous theater shows alternating between dramatic and comic roles and as assistant director alongside Carlo Emilio Lerici and Teresa Pedroni. Thinking of her, the author Federica Bassetti has written some of her plays, Woman in a Box, The Night in the Day, and Mortgage to Lose.
In 2009, on the occasion of the centenary of the Futurist Movement, she performed inside the Auditorium of the Ara Pacis Augustae in Rome in the show Synthetic Futurist Theater and in the Concert for Two Voices for Futurists starring Roberto Herlitzka and directed by Teresa Pedroni.
Since 2009, she has collaborated with the NuovaKlassica Symphony Orchestra performing and directing the shows: Peter and the Wolf, The Carnival of the Animals, The Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, The Story of Babar the Little Elephant, Swan Lake, The Four Seasons, The Aristocats, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, The Jungle Book.
Since 2013, she has performed with the orchestra in the Auditorium of San Domenico in Foligno as part of the Friends of Music series.
She has written and published the children's book Gigy as an e-book, illustrated by Gianpaolo Bertoncin.
Since 2003, she has taught acting and dance to children, teenagers, and adults, directing numerous shows. She is also a lecturer at the International Academy of Theatre for acting courses in English.