FRACESCA TAVERNI

Singer, actress and dancer.
She graduated in ballet with the Royal Academy of Dancing in London in 1988. Her theatrical experiences include: Giulia in Replay, directed by M. Simone, Cathy in The  last five years, directed by M. Simone, Sister Joan in Outing,  Italian version of Bare, directed by M. Simone, Best of  Musical, directed by C. Noschese, The Baroness in Il Cappello di  straw of Florence, directed by S. Querci, Sora Rosa in L'Acqua  Cheta il Musical, Prato Film Commission production, direction  S. Querci; Woman in Mamma Mia !, Stage Entertainment  Italy, Cathie in These 5 years, Italian version of “The last  five years ”, directed by P. di Blasio; ensemble and cover Madame  Morrible in Wicked, Stage Entertainment Germany; Liz  Imbrie in High Society, directed by M. Piparo; Grizabella, Bombalurina, Demeter, Jellylorum and Gumbie in Cats, Stage  Entertainment Germany; Maureen in RENT, production  Pavarotti International; Annette in Saturday Fever  Sera, directed by M. Piparo; Maggie, Val, Diana, Cassie in A  Chorus Line, Compagnia della Rancia, directed by S. Marconi;  Nanette in No, no, Nanette, directed by M. Foschini.
She was the voice of Coca-Cola's Christmas commercial in  2000. Also in 2000 he won the IMTA award as Best  Female Performer of Musical in Italy for Maureen in  RENT. Among his recording experiences Desde la Calle e  Soul Revuelta with El V and The Gardenhouse.

​

ANTONELLO ANGIOLILLO

She studied ballet at the National Academy of Rome, modern dance, singing, acting and tip tap in Italy  and in New York. He made his debut in the world of musicals in 1990  under the direction of S. Marconi as Paul in A Chorus Line.
Among his theatrical experiences: Tick / Mitzi in Priscilla la regina  of the desert; the Beast in Beauty and the Beast; Adam in Mi  I call Eva; Jamie Wellerstein in Five Years; Savior  in Poveri ma belli, directed by M. Ranieri; the Angel in Mary of  Nazareth a story that continues; Good luck,  Quartet G; Metropolis; Leopoldo in Al Cavallino Bianco,  with D. Mazzuccato, directed by G. Landi; Bobby in Company;  Everything does… BrodWay, (co-star and co-author together  to the Quartet G); Joseph in Joseph and The Amazing Tunic  of dreams in technicolor, directed by C. Insegno; Francesco in  Francesco, the musical (Massimini 2001 Prize); Bobbi knows  everything, with Dorelli and L. Goggi; Dreams without a net with G.  Project; But luckily there is music, directed by P. Garinei,  with J. Dorelli; Cats (Stage Entertainment Germany).

​

SAVERIO MARCONI

He trained at the Dory Cei Acting School in Florence and then at the Teatro Studio del Metastasio in Prato, and got his first writing from the fathers of musical comedy, Garinei and Giovannini. He arrives in directing after several experiences as a film, theater, radio and TV actor. In the 70s / 80s directors such as Gillo Pontecorvo, Luigi Comencini, Pasquale Squitieri directed him in numerous films.

He experimented as a theater director with a small non-professional group from the Marches, an activity that led him to give birth to the Acting School in Tolentino, of which he is still Artistic Director today, and then the Compagnia della Rancia. He signs the direction of almost all the musicals of La Rancia, also creating new original musicals such as Dance! and Pinocchio The Great Musical. In 2005 he inaugurates the Scuola del Musical, a professional course in which he transfers his experience in the field of musicals to the new generations. In 2010 he directed Verdi's Nabucco, which inaugurated the season of the Teatro Massimo in Palermo and the Teatro Carlo Felice in Genoa, and in 2011 Donizetti's theatrical convenience and inconveniences. In the 2011/12 season he returned to prose by directing the show based on the 4-award-winning film Rain Man, and, as an actor, playing the role of the protagonist in Éric - Emmanuel Schmitt's Enigmatic Variations. In the 2014/15 season another acting rehearsal with Re-fusi directed by Vanessa Gasbarri, and the direction of L'elisir d'amore for the Marche Opera Network. In 2015 he made his debut at the Borgio Verezzi Festival with Bianco o Nero - The Sunset Limited directed by Gabriela Eleonori, at the Todi Festival with Cabaret, and directed the musical Sister Act.

CHIARA NOSCHESE

Daughter of the famous imitator Alighiero Noschese, after graduating from the Laboratory of scenic exercises directed by Gigi Proietti, she soon worked as a comic but also a dramatic actress, moving from musical to prose, from cinema to television and experimenting new professional paths each time. In the musical comedy, his interpretations in Singing in the rain, Seven brides for seven brothers, The Nights of Cabiria directed by Saverio Marconi, and The Forbidden Planet directed by Patrick Rossi Gastaldi are to be remembered. In 2000, together with Duccio Camerini and Saverio Marconi, she is the author of the musical Dance!, Inspired by the comedy by William Shakespeare Much Ado About Nothing and produced by the Compagnia della Rancia. In the prose he played the most significant characters in Two matches written and directed by Cristina Comencini, Mondo Secondo written by Noschese herself in collaboration with Francesca Zanni and Duccio Camerini, La grande scuffa and Inferno live with the direction of Luca Barbareschi. At the cinema to remember the participation in the films The pear tree by Francesca Archibugi, Condominium by Felice Farina, Women do not want more by Pino Quartullo, Bruno waits in the car by Duccio Camerini, Io no spik inglish by Carlo Vanzina.
On television he participates in the fiction God sees and provides and Linda and the sergeant, and in the broadcasts Ciao Week-end, Club '92, Dove dare le quail.
In 2010 at the National Theater of Milan the tour of the musical Mamma Mia! in which she plays the character of Donna, confirming her role also in the following season at the Brancaccio Theater in Rome. In 2011 he was on the Stage Entertainment jury to select the interpreters of the musical Sister Act. In 2013 he participated in the variety of Carlo Conti Tale and Quali Show .

​

​