He studied acting, mime, singing and dance-theatre at the “Roy Hart Theatre” theatre school in Lasalle, in the south of France. He also perfected his skills in Granada and Madrid. In 1988, he founded the Bocheteatro company in Nuoro, of which he is the artistic director and director. He is an actor and director of theatre, cinema, television and a radio host. He made his theatre debut in 1988 with his monologue with the Nuorese title Intro (inside), taken from Non si sa come by Luigi Pirandello and Opium and other stories by Géza Csáth. He worked for many years with the director Marco Gagliardo, who directed him in many shows, including L’uomo irrisolto by Roberto Cavosi, Udienza by Václav Havel, Il quinto uomo by Jean Genet, La zappatera prodigiosa and Lamento per Ignazio Sanchez Mejias by Federico García Lorca and La notte poco prima della foresta by Bernard-Marie Koltès. He also works with the Genoese director Marco Parodi, with whom he is the protagonist in the show Bachisio Spanu – Epopea di un contadino alla Grande Guerra, La tragedia di un carattere by Luigi Pirandello and in various theatrical productions for Sa die e sa Sardigna. He is the protagonist in Emigranti by Sławomir Mrożek, directed by Maria Maglietta. He is also the leading actor for the Teatro di Sardegna cooperative in Nina, o il paese del vento by Grazia Deledda, directed by Orlando Forioso, Una famiglia per Giacomo by Paolo Puppa from Giuseppe Dessì, directed by Guido De Monticelli and in Paska Devaddis by Michelangelo Pira, directed by Theodoros Terzopoulus. With the playwright Paolo Puppa he stages Il muro incino, which tells the life of the Sardinian sculptor Costantino Nivola. Other shows he interpreted and curated are: Triste rondine maschio by Manuel Puig, Sos sinnos by Michelangelo Pira, Perlasca l’impostore sulla vita by Giorgio Perlasca, Eleonora d’Arborea by Giuseppe Dessì, Hikmet by Nazım Hikmet and Cristolu – Vita di un frate bandito by Salvatore Niffoi.

In 2017 he won the UBU award with the show “Macbettu” directed by Alessandro Serra. He is on stage in the role of Banquo and takes care of the translation of the text into Sardinian