Tom Corradini

Tom Corradini is an actor, writer, and physical theatre director based in Italy with an international presence. Trained in the Lecoq method at the Atelier Teatro Fisico in Turin, under the direction of Philip Radice, he has built a twenty-year artistic career that spans educational theatre, political satire, contemporary clowning, and cinema.

His shows have played on the stages of 25 international festivals in 13 countries—from Avignon Off to the Edinburgh Fringe, from Shanghai to Seoul, from Adelaide to Hanoi—racking up over 1,300 performances and international awards. He is the founder of Tom Corradini Teatro, a company specializing in original performances in English, German, and Chinese for high schools and international audiences.

Since 2026, he has served as the artistic director of the TEATRO FISICO venue at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, dedicated to Lecoq-style physical theatre performances.

He is the world’s most renowned theatrical interpreter of Mussolini, with over 4 million views on YouTube and an award-winning show performed on three continents in Italian, German, and French.

He writes theatre reviews for the British publication FringeReview and publishes his own texts on Amazon—including scripts, festival guides, and educational materials. His Avignon Off Rough Guide is one of the few practical guides dedicated to the world’s second-largest fringe theatre festival.

He is listed on the professional databases Spotlight and e-Talenta and is also active as a film actor.

He lives in a small village in Piedmont, Italy, from where he works across the wider world.