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Evelyn Famà

b. 1975

Italian actress and dancer

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Born 1975. Evelyn Famà is an Italian actor.

Evelyn Famà (Catania, 14 June 1980) is an Italian actress and dancer.

Early life

Evelyn Famà was born in Catania, where she began studying classical, modern, and contemporary dance at the age of five. and García Lorca. At eighteen, she was selected to join the Umberto Spadaro Academy of Dramatic Arts of the Teatro Stabile di Catania. Nekrosius, and Coucier.

Among her major theatre tours, she played Hecuba as Polyxena alongside Paola Gassman, and The Trojan Women as Cassandra. Other leading roles on stage include Alda in Tra vestiti che ballano by Rosso di San Secondo, the famous Mirra by Vittorio Alfieri, and the Virtuous Mrs. Perella in The Man, the Beast and the Virtue. In 2004, she won the Hystrio Award for Vocational Promise in Milan.

On television, she played Palmira Frisone in the Rai drama Il Figlio della Luna. On the big screen, she starred in a comic duo with Nino Frassica in the film Un milione di giorni by Emanuele Giliberti. She also starred in the docufiction La Voce del corpo and in Mauro c'ha da fare by Alessandro Di Robilant, alongside Carlo Ferreri.

In 2020, she appeared in The Shameful Story (La storia vergognosa), a documentary film nominated for the 2021 Silver Ribbon Awards, produced by Istituto Luce and broadcast on Rai Storia Watch on RaiPlay. Directed by Nella Condorelli, Famà performs a powerful monologue in the final scene as Provvidenza Rumore, a courageous witness from the Monti Sicani region in 1911, testifying at the trial for the murder of Lorenzo Panepinto. Since 2007, she has been performing the comic monologue Morir di fama, directed by Carlo Ferreri, portraying a stressed yet ambitious actress obsessed with fame and appearances in a surreal setting. The show has also been staged at the Teatro Cafè Sconcerto in Venice, in collaboration with Zelig. She received several awards for excerpts from this one-woman show, including a special mention at the Premio Calandra and the Premio Rubens.

In 2019, she voiced Giuseppina in Tufo, an animated documentary inspired by the story of Ignazio Cutrò, a construction entrepreneur who was a victim of mafia racketeering in the province of Agrigento.

Since 2015, together with Tuccio Musumeci he has played Falista in Pipino il Breve by Tony Cucchiara, receiving flattering reviews for "the use of the body and facial expressiveness absolutely out of the ordinary".

In 2025 she starred for Gennaro Nunziante and Angelo Duro in the film I Am the End of the World, in the role of Anna.

She was the testimonial of the commercials for , for the Calcio Catania season ticket campaign in 2008, and for Lidl in 2013 the latter directed by Luca Lucini.

Filmography Film Year Title Role Director Notes 2011 La voce del corpo Luca Vullo 2011 Un milione di giorni Emanuele Giliberti 2012 Mauro c'ha da fare Alessandro Di Robilant 2017 La storia vergognosa Nella Condorelli Documentary 2020 Cyrano Joe Wright 2024 Succede anche nelle migliori famiglie Alessandro Siani 2025 Io sono la fine del mondo Anna Gennaro Nunziante 2025 Vanni il Siciliano Nella Condorelli Documentary

Short films Year Title Role Director Notes Awards and nominations 2004 Italian Comics Alessandro Marinaro Short film 2005 Campioni del Mondo Alessandro Marinaro Short film 2008 Motore! Alessandro Marinaro Short film 2008 Il dito sull'orologio Francesco Lo Bianco Short film 2009 Italian Comics II – Veline Alessandro Marinaro Short film 2019 Tufo Giuseppina (voice) Victoria Musci Animated short 2021 Free Aashish Gadhvi Short film 2022 Piece of Art Rubens Peeters Short film 2022 Look at me Gina Simone Short film 2023 Come il sale nell'acqua Fabio Manfrè Short film 2023 Luma Rachel Albert Short film Best Experimental Film Rhode Island Film Festival

Television Year Title Role Director Notes 2006 Il figlio della luna Palmira Frisone Gianfranco Albano Rai Fiction 2007 Phone Center Brambilla Maurizio Monti Jimmy Channel 2011 Bambine cattive Simona Lianza Comedy Central (Sky) 2017 Metropolitaun Clemente Panebianco Ultima TV 2025 The Twisted tale of Amanda knox Lucrezia Ippolito Michael Uppendhal Natalia Leite Disney + Hulu

Advertising Year Title Role Director Notes 2008 Calcio Catania Alessandro Marinaro Subscription campaign 2013 Lidl – Arance Luca Lucini TV commercial 2017 Sharing bag Maurizio Cannata Web spot 2017 Gira meglio con Girella Maurizio Cannata Web spot 2024 Teatro Stabile di Catania Antonio Parrinello Institutional promo 2025 Malatesta Alessandro Marinaro Booktrailer

Theatre Actress Year Title Author Director Role 1996 e dal 2015 al 2025 Pipino il Breve Tony Cucchiara Giuseppe Di Martino Falista 1998 La fanciulla che campava di vento Tony Cucchiara Armando Pugliese 1998 I Malavoglia Giovanni Verga Giovanni Anfuso Lia Malavoglia 1999 Lisistrata Aristophanes Mario Prosperi 2000 La Penna di Hu E. Donato Ezio Donato 2000 L'Inganni d'amore Musumeci Catalano Antonio Venturino Flora 2002 Le rane Aristophanes Luca Ronconi 2002 Prometeo Aeschylus Luca Ronconi 2002 Baccanti Euripide Luca Ronconi 2002 Ivanov Anton Pavlovich Cechov Eimuntas Nekrosius 2002 Sogno di una notte di mezza estate William Shakespeare Franco Però Ermia 2002 Tra Vestiti che ballano Pier Maria Rosso di San Secondo Romano Bernardi Alda 2002 L'Uomo, la bestia e la virtù Luigi Pirandello Alvaro piccardi Rosaria (I act), Grazia (II act) 2003 La Barca dei comici da Carlo Goldoni Franco Però Mariuccia, Rosaura 2003 Vita miserie e dissolutezze di Micio Tempio Poeta Filippo Arriva Romano Bernardi Nina 2004 Ecuba Euripides Giovanni Anfuso Polissena 2005 Una Terra di nuvole e fiori da Gesualdo Bufalino Marco Baliani Noemi da "La Panchina" 2005 La lunga vita di Marianna Ucrìa Dacia Maraini Lamberto Puggelli 2006 Antonio e Cleopatra William Shakespeare Lamberto Puggelli Clown 2007 Morir di Fama Evelyn Famà Carlo Ferreri 2008 Una Festa Barocca Vari Siciliani Roberto Laganà Manoli Colapesce 2008 Chantecler Edmond Rostand Armando Pugliese 2009 Turandot Carlo Gozzi Emanuele Giliberti Adelma 2010 Season's Greetings Alan Ayckbourn Giovanni Lombardo Radice Jane Hopcroft 2011 Mirra Vittorio Alfieri Tatiana Alescio Mirra 2013 Il Contravveleno Nino Martoglio Turi Giordano Tina 2013 Questa terra ancora canta Vincenzo Spampinato Narratrice, Danzatrice 2013 Die Fledermaus Johann Strauss Michele Mirabella Ida 2014 Il Medico dei pazzi Eduardo Scarpetta Armando Pugliese Rosina 2014 Coefore Eschilo Daniele Salvo Coro 2015 Crisi di madri Marcial Coucier Romano Bernardi Sylvie 2015 Il Ratto delle Sabine Von Schontan Pippo Pattavina Marianna 2016 Il Circo magico Gianni Clementi Gianni Salvo 2016 Annata Ricca massaru cuntentu Nino Martoglio Giuseppe Romani Gna Santa 2017 Così è (se vi pare) Luigi Pirandello Gianni Salvo Signora Ponza 2017 Ma non è una cosa seria Luigi Pirandello Romano Bernardi Loletta Festa 2017 Il Cavaliere Pedagna Luigi Capuana Giuseppe Romani Elsa Moro 2017 Tutto per bene Luigi Pirandello Turi Giordano Palma 2018 Miles Gloriosus Giuseppe Fava da Plauto Romano Bernardi 2018 In cima al Campanile Achille Campanile Emanuele Giliberti 2022 L'uomo, la bestia e la virtù Luigi Pirandello Carlo Ferreri La Signora Perella 2022 Caccia al Lupo Giovanni Verga Ezio Donato Mariangela 2023 Histoire du soldat Igor Strawinkij Ezio Donato 2024 Peer Gynt Henrik Ibsen Alessandro Idonea Woman in Green 2024 Una Finestra sul mondo autori vari Massimo Leggio Guest Star 2026 R.U.R. Rossum's Universal Robots Karel Capek Cinzia Maccagnano Helena Glory 2026 The School for Wives Moliere Luca Verdone Agnès

Dancer Year Title Music / Source Choreographer / Director 1994 For Frank Frank Sinatra Silvana Lo Giudice 1996 Nel Regno di Mago Alfabeto Silvana Lo Giudice 1996 Paquita Ludwig Minkus Silvana Lo Giudice 1997 La lupa René Aubry, from Giovanni Verga Silvana Lo Giudice 1997 Nozze di sangue Federico García Lorca Silvana Lo Giudice 1998 Orient Express René Aubry Cinzia Cona 1998 Danza e Parole Orazio Torrisi 1998 Gengè Luigi Pirandello Cinzia Cona 1999 Per i sentieri di Trezza from I Malavoglia by Verga Donatella Capraro 2000 Il principe Dracula Aldo Lo Castro

Awards

Premio Internazionale Salvo Randone (Siracusa) 2001 - Best Actedss Premio Hystrio (Milano) 2004 - To the vocation Premio Ernst Thole al XVIII FNDC (Torino) 2009 - Most original interpretation

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italian actress and dancer

When was Evelyn Famà born?

Evelyn Famà was born on 15 June 1975 in Catania.

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Evelyn Famà is an actor.

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Evelyn Famà is Italian.

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