Grandson of Tito Aprea, composer, he graduated in acting at the Giovan Battista Diotajuti Conservatory of Theatre and has a degree in History of Cinema from La Sapienza. He began his acting career in the theatre, in Eredità (1992). Subsequently, he was involved in many other shows: Le trachinie and Edipo a Colono by Antonio Pierfederici (1993), La cantatrice calva by Daniele Pecci (1995), I tre moschettieri e mezzo and Titanic by Claudio Insegno (1997 and 1998 respectively), Dramma della gelosia by Gigi Proietti (1999), Il vante by Pino Quartullo (2001), Nudo e crudo by Pietro De Silva (2002), Nell’ultima ora di Tripp by Alessandro Varani (2002) and In mezzo al mare by Mattia Torre (2006).

In the 2000s, he was also present on the small and big screen: his debut came with Eccomi qua, a film directed by Giacomo Ciarrapico. He will also appear in other films, such as Nessuno mi può giudica (2011) and Smetto quando voglio (2014). He was part of the cast of the television series Boris for all four seasons aired, as well as in the film of the same name, playing one of the screenwriters of the imaginary series Gli occhi del cuore. In 2020 he began a collaboration with the television program Propaganda Live, where he reads and performs a series of monologues written by various authors (in particular Mattia Torre). He invented, in collaboration with Marco Dambrosio, Fantacitorio, a fantasy sports game based on political news.