Biography
Giulietta resides in Rome and has displayed remarkable artistic talents since childhood, embarking on a path of artistic development at an early age. She began her training journey at the age of 4 at the MTDA Academy in Parco Leonardo (Music Theater & Dance Academy), which was founded by her mother. Her dedication has led her to consistently attend courses in theater (musical, theatre, acting, diction), music (singing, piano, guitar), dance (classical, modern, hip-hop, tap), cinematography and dubbing. Giulietta's passion for the arts took her to the UK, where she attended the WEST END STAGE in London in 2014 and the Carney Academy in Sheffield in 2015 and 2018. Her cinematic journey began in 2015 with a role in "Storie sospese" (as Maria, directed by Stefano Chiantini), followed by "Al posto tuo" in 2016 (as Sara, directed by Max Croci), "Favolacce" in 2020 (as Alessia Placido, directed by Fabio and Damiano D'Innocenzo), "La befana solo di notte - le origini" in 2021 (as Anita, directed by Paola Randi), and the 2022 film "Elf me" (as Marta, directed by Younuts!). In 2017, Giulietta took part in the short film "Il tesoro della principessa" (as Elisa, directed by Sebastiano Rizzo), and in 2019, she appeared in the short film "Caro Diario" (as Giulia, directed by Sebastiano Rizzo). Her television career commenced in 2016 with the role of Penelope in the series "Amore pensaci Quello" (aired on Canale 5, directed by Vincenzo Terracciano and Francesco Pavolini). She continued with roles in "New School" - 2nd season on DeA Kids in 2018 (as Rudolfa, directed by Edoardo Palma and Emanuele Gaetano Forte) and "Attila" - Prologue and RAI Spot for the opening of La Scala in Milan (directed by Davide Livermore). In 2021, she joined the Sky series "Christian" (as Maga Bambina, directed by Stefano Lodovichi), the RAI film "La bambina che non voleva cantare" (as Nada bambina, directed by Costanza Quatriglio), and the Rai series "Le cronache di Nanaria" (as Gaia, directed by Matteo Gentiloni). For 2023, she is set to appear in the RAI series "Protezione civile" (as Martina, directed by Marco Pontecorvo) and the Mediaset series "Se potessi dirti addio" (as Anita, directed by R. Tognazzi and S. Izzo). Giulietta has also made her mark in professional theater productions: In 2017, she played the protagonist Isabel in "Brothers," directed by Matteo Fasanella at the Teatro Stanze Segrete di Roma. In 2018, she appeared in the musical drama "Lo sguardo oltre il fango" (as Elsa, directed by Giovanni Deanna) at venues including Teatro di Roma Villa Torlonia and Teatro India. In 2019, she starred as Maggie in the musical "Robin Hood," portrayed Matilda in the original rights musical "Matilda" at the Teatro Cavalieri di Colombo in Rome, and played Jane in the musical "Mary Poppins." Giulietta's discography includes contributions to CDs for Paoline editions such as "Il viaggio del Piccolo Principe" (2016), "La fabbrica di Stelle" (2017), "Sfrutta la Frutta" (2018), and "La ciurma dei Bulli" (2018). Notably, Giulietta has also excelled as a voice actress, lending her voice to numerous films, including Megan, Il mostro dei Mari, Django, Star Wars: The Mother, Dalva, Super Mario, and I cavalieri dello Zodiaco.
