About
Sonia Barbadoro is an Italian actress.
She graduated from the Accademia nazionale d'arte drammatica Silvio D'amico, specializing in the "International School for the Art of acting," with teachers from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, and the G. I. T. I. S in Moscow, he deepened his preparation with some of the best Italian and foreign teachers: Nicolaj Karpov, Penny Fuller, Kristin Linklater, Cristina Pezzoli, Stefano Reali.
Since then, in the major Italian theaters, always in lead roles, is directed, among others, Giancarlo Cobelli, Massimo Popolizio, Massimo Castri, Lorenzo Salvati, Giancarlo Sepe, Massimiliano Farau, Henning Brockhaus, Marco Bernardi, Luciano Melchionna, Joseph Marini, Giampiero Cicciò, Andrea Molino.
The interpreter also in cinema and television, is directed by film directors such as Giuseppe Bertolucci, Igor, Maltagliati, Antonio Frazzi, Riccardo Donna, Franco Bertini, Gianpaolo Tescari, Vincenzo Terracciano, Luca Miniero, Paolo Genovese, next to Giancarlo Giannini, Mino Damato, Alessandro Preziosi, Antonio Catania, Virna Lisi, Luca Barbareschi.
In 2009 he debuted as a director with the idea and direction of the show "a country of paper-travel in Italy“, based on texts by Stefano Benni who debuted at the festival” Fontanone Estate" in Rome. The show, with the dramaturgical supervision of Benni himself, was chosen by the Equal Opportunities Committee and the University of Rome Tor Vergata to be represented in L'aquila at the Tensostrutture. Since then it has been replicated in several Italian cities, both in theaters and as part of a project of recovery and promotion of Home Theater.
Between the theatrical experiences of the more prestigious, the interpretation of Donna Anna in the Opera “The dissolute acquitted” of José Saramago, with music by Azio Corghi at the Teatro alla Scala of Milan, with the orchestra direction of Marko Letonja and conducted by Riccardo Muti and directed by Patrizia Frini from an idea of Giancarlo Cobelli and Ragazzi di vita by Pier Paolo Pasolini next to Lino Guanciale, directed by Massimo Popolizio for the Theatre of Rome (The Prize the "Golden mask" – Ubu Prize).