Francesco Ghisu, set designer.
After completing regular studies he was a pupil and assistant of Lele Luzzati, he worked mainly in theaters developing the design of 300 shows and more including musical shows ("Dissonances" on themes by Mozart by Daniele Ciccolini, "L'amor di Ludmilla" by Arturo Annecchino ), television series ("456" by Mattia Torre), cinema films ("Exit" by Pino Quartullo and Stefano Reali, "Before going away" by Michele Placido), and fashion (Moschino), plus advertising and animated cinema ("Ferrocarrillo" awarded as best first work).
Recent shows include, among others, Dostoevsky's "The Karamazov brothers" with the Mauri-Sturno Company directed by Matteo Tarasco, Lagarce's "Just the end of the world" with Anna Bonaiuto directed by Francesco Frangipane, Simenon's "The Cat" with the Orsini Company directed by Roberto Valerio, Kemed's "The journey of Aeneas" with Fausto Russo Alesi for the “Teatro di Roma” and the Carcano Theater in Milan directed by Emanuela Giordano, Maugham's “The servant“ with Lino Musella for the “Teatro Stabile di Napoli” and “Teatri Uniti” directed by Pierpaolo Sepe, "PPP - Last inventory before liquidation (tribute to Pier Paolo Pasolini)" with the Ricci / Forte Company.