Rosa Diletta Rossi

Rosa Diletta Rossi (born 18 October 1988) is an Italian actress.

Biography Born in 1988 in Rome to a teacher mother and a doctor father, both of Apulian origins, Rosa Diletta Rossi has three brothers. In addition to Italian, she speaks fluent English and speaks the Roman, Apulian, Venetian and Sicilian dialects.

Career She graduated from the Eugenio Montale classical high school, before joining the Piccola Compagnia Piero Gabrielli directed by Roberto Gandini as a teenager, with whom he appeared in 2008–2009 in Il pedone rosso, by Alessandro Berti, Giuseppe Manfridi and Attilio Marangon. In 2012, with Danilo Nigrelli, he presented the play An Armenian Dinner by Paola Ponti at the India Theatre in Rome.

She later attended a preparatory course at the Stabile Theatre in Genoa and the specialization school for actors, directed by Jurij Ferrini, in Turin.

Her film debut, after a few short films, came in 2012 with Simone Spada's Maìn – La casa della felicità, in which she played the role of the protagonist's sister.

Her television debut was in 2010 with the miniseries Mia madre by Ricky Tognazzi, in which she played Lucia, daughter of the protagonist couple. In 2013 she played Chiara in the second season of Che Dio ci aiuti; then Suburra: Blood on Rome (2017–2020) in the role of Alice, wife of Amedeo Filippo Nigro; in the series of the same name. In the same year she played the role of Irene in the miniseries Per Elisa – Il caso Claps.

Filmography Cinema

Televisión

Short film

Theater