Giulia Rose trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and at Shakespeare’s Globe.

She recently played the role of Nicoletta in Romance Anonimo for which she won Best Supporting Actress at the New York International Film Awards.

Her theatre credits include: The Trojan Women of Today [Greek Drama Project], The Merchant of Venice [Poetic Justice Productions], Twelfth Night [Petersfield Shakespeare Festival].

In Malta, she formed part of the National Youth Theatre and trained in the Legat System of Russian Ballet. Giulia will be performing as Emma in Falstaff Theatrical’s In Our Broken Hours in London this August.