Sassari, fatal illness: the actor Carlo Valle dies, he was 62 years old
Milanese, transplanted to Sardinia for decades, he managed to call 118. But when the rescuers arrived there was nothing left to do
Serious mourning for the world of culture, especially that of theatre: this morning Carlo Valle, a sixty-two-year-old Milanese actor who had now lived in Sassari for decades, died.
Carlo Valle called 118 when he felt ill and it seems that he himself opened the door to the rescuers who, however, could do nothing to save him.
Graduated as a community leader, he was a multifaceted artist.
He made his debut 41 years ago in Luxembourg with the Compagnia Gruppo Amici del Teatro and since then he has taken part in over two thousand shows throughout Italy . He has interpreted texts by Petito, Scarpetta, De Filippo, Checov, Shakespeare, Ruzante, Alighieri, Stravinskij, Goldoni, Lussu, Ovidio, Dickens, Levi, working for directors such as Giampiero Cubeddu, Michele Mirabella, Leonardo Sole, Gianfranco Mari, Sante Maurizi, Gianfranco Cabiddu, Malakij Bogdanov, Benito Urgu.
He was also Daniele Monachella's partner in the comedy "Era l'allodola?", which reached the final of the Rome Comic Off in 2018 and also on the radio.
He has collaborated with many Sardinian theater companies, especially in projects for schools and for theater dedicated to children and very young people , given his verve in playing funny characters with nice voices.
