Giorgio Michele Todrani

Giorgio Michele Todrani (Rome, 1985) is an author, writer, playwright, theater actor, and poet.

Always passionate about literature, cinema, and theater, he began his studies at the DAMS of Roma Tre University, which he had to abandon due to personal circumstances. After a dark period, he resumed his life and studies, following a new educational path.

He graduated in Education Sciences (Bachelor's degree), Pedagogical Sciences (Master's degree), and Clinical Criminology (second-level Master's degree).

In 2022, he curated the first solo exhibition "Magma" by the Roman artist Rossella Macrina; in the same year, he joined the theater company "Angoli Lab" under the direction of Maestro and director Wladimiro Sist, with whom he shares goals and working methods. In 2023, together with "Angoli Lab," Todrani brought to the stage for the first time his drama titled "He stole my voice," an original work against gender violence.

Attentive to social dynamics, naturally inclined to care for others, and interested in personal growth, Giorgio M. Todrani is also a Life & Mental Coach specializing in NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming).