Carla Cassola, a renowned Italian actress, voice actress, and composer, was born on December 15, 1947, in Taormina, Messina. Prior to embarking on her acting career, Cassola pursued a rigorous education in singing, piano, and guitar. With a strong foundation in the performing arts, she transitioned seamlessly to the stage, film, and television, where she has remained active throughout her distinguished career.
Throughout her tenure, Cassola has also taken on the role of educator, teaching acting in various esteemed institutions, including the Centre universitaire in Nancy. Her multifaceted talents extend to voice acting and dubbing, where she has earned critical acclaim, including a Silver Ribbon for her exceptional work dubbing Tilda Swinton in the 1992 film Orlando.
Furthermore, Cassola's creative endeavors extend beyond acting, as she is also a skilled composer of incidental music for stage productions. Her impressive range of skills and versatility have solidified her position as a respected and accomplished artist in the Italian entertainment industry.
