Sabrina Impacciatore

Sabrina Impacciatore, born on March 29, 1968, in Rome, Italy, is a celebrated actress known for her work across film, television, and theater. She honed her craft at the Actors Studio in New York as well as in Rome, where her passion for acting flourished. At just 25, she caught the eye of renowned television producer Gianni Boncompagni, who was captivated by her dynamic presence and cast her in the popular show "Non è la Rai."

Sabrina made history as the first female solo presenter of the prestigious First May Concert, showcasing her remarkable versatility and talent. Over the years, she has collaborated with distinguished directors, seamlessly transitioning between comedic and dramatic roles. Since 2000, she has built an impressive filmography, featuring standout performances in Gabriele Muccino's "L'ultimo bacio," Ettore Scola's "Concorrenza Sleale" and "Gente di Roma," as well as Mel Gibson's "The Passion."

Beyond mainstream cinema, Sabrina has embraced more challenging and intricate characters, notably in "Venus in Fur," directed by Valter Malosti. With her vibrant energy and profound dedication to her craft, Sabrina Impacciatore continues to leave an indelible mark on the Italian entertainment industry.