Fabio Motta Headshots

​'With an impressive dossier spanning the globe, Fabio has ticked all the boxes. He has studied under Phillipe Gaulier in Paris, Larry Moss in Melbourne and New York, not to mention training at HB studio in the US, and the Accademia Teatrale Veneta in Italy. He has worked and studied across three continents, though that fails to scratch the surface of his achievements: film, television, theatre and teaching.'

- Jenna LoBianco - Segmento magazine

Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival

SO PLEASE YOU - Dir. Zack Fine 
Measure for Measure - Dir. Davis McCallum 
As you Like it - Dir. Gaye Taylor Upchurch
'Fabio Motta played the dual roles of Max and his father with great style and sensitivity. 
​He was totally believable and endearing.' - Barefoot review 

​Three Sisters - Brooklyn Rep Theatre - 4th Street Theatre (NWTW)

‘It was Motta who really shone...His ability to flick between two different characters was brilliant...he was able to make them feel like they were played by two different people with nothing more than a hoodie.’  
 Adelaide Australia - L.O.V Theatre Review - Adelaide Fringe Festival. ​

Spot - Theatre Works


"A brilliantly crafted performance wrapped with comic wit...the laughter rolled continuously."

"90% of this show has killer comic lines...The audience was in hysterics."

“A genius actor shines through."

"An instantaneous standing ovation from absolutely everyone!" 
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TRICIA ZIMER (THE WEEKEND NOTES - review SPOT - Premier at Theatre Works 2021)

My Uncle Chekhov - Russian Arts Theatre (NY) - Dir. Aleksey Burago

Danny and the Deep Blue Sea - Dir. John Tummino ​

​Much Ado about Nothing (Melbourne Shakespeare Company)

'Fabio Motta, who take to Shakespeare as [a] total natural and hold[s] focus on the stage. It’s a treat to see [him] carry [his] character so well, presented excellently to the crowd. [He is]  tight and confident with the text, choreography, posturing, the whole shebang and so can relax to entertain us!' - Much Ado about Nothing (Melbourne Shakespeare Company)
​Review - theplusone.com

​PAL Joey - dir. Robert McQueen - 120 Bank Street