Born in 1976 in Andria, Michele Sinisi is a theatre and cinema actor, theatre director and playwright. Critics Award 2016, finalist in 2014 and 2008 and nominated several times for the “UBU AWARDS”, he has worked in the theatre with directors such as Germano, Binasco, Janezic, Muscato, Baracco, Lorenzi, Conte. He is the director and performer of shows such as Betrayals, Six Characters, Oedipus, Now, Caligula, The Betrothed, Misery&Nobility, The Art of Comedy, Italian Kidnapping, Hamlet, Murgia, Othello. While the shows Chernobyl, The Big Feast, The First Supper, The Craftsmen’s Dream, Agamemnon, Macbeth, Moby Dick see him engaged only in directing. For the cinema he is an interpreter in L’ultima sfida by Silvestre, Una presta liberta by Nunziante, Arsa by Masbedo, Palazzina laf by Riondino, Il grande male by Tani, Esterno notte by Bellocchio, School of mafia and Chi m’ha visto by Pondi, Il bene mio by Mezzapesa, L’amore non si sa by Di Noto. For the television he is, among others, in the cast of Imma Tataranni deputy prosecutor directed by Francesco Amato, in Gli orologi del diavolo directed by Beppe Fiorello and in 1993 directed by Giuseppe Gagliardi. Graduated in literature