He graduated from the School of the Teatro Stabile of Turin in 2012. In his path he alternates between acting and theater directing. In these first ten years of directing work he stands out for his ability and productivity, winning to just 32 years old the Italian theater critics' award. Since September 2021 he has been educational coordinator of the school of the Teatro Stabile di Torino and since 2022 Artistic Director of the San Ginesio Festival. Among the shows from he directed are Ibsen's Spectres (Venice Biennale 2018), Williams' The Glass Zoo, Lorca's The House of Bernarda Alba , D'Annunzio's The Dead City, Strindberg's Miss Giulia (Festival dei Due Mondi 2021) and Molière's The Misanthrope. He also works on contemporary drama texts and inopera opera. In 2022 together with the Teatro Stabile dell'Umbria he begins a trilogy on Anton Čechov. The first stage of the three-year project is The Seagull. In the same year he is a finalist candidate for the Ubu Prize for best director with La signorina Giulia. In 2023 he directs Uncle Vanya, the second stage of the Čechov Project, a production with which he is a finalist candidate for best director at the Ubu 2023. The final chapter in the trilogy is The Cherry Orchard (2024).