Francesco De Carlo

Francesco De Carlo, a renowned Italian comedian, TV writer, and radio host hailing from Rome, has etched his presence in the comedy landscape with his formidable talent and wit. His unique comedic style, honed alongside some of Italy's most celebrated comedians like Sabina Guzzanti, Neri Marcorè, and Trio Medusa, has set him apart as one of the pioneers in the new wave of Italian stand-up comedy. Francesco's comedy career took off on the popular Rome-based radio show, Radio Globo, where his engaging presence and sharp humor quickly secured him a spot as one of the main hosts. From the radio waves, Francesco transitioned into television, making a mark with his contributions to four series of Stand Up Comedy and three series of Comedy Central News on Comedy Central Italia. His comedic journey has been punctuated with numerous accolades, including winning the prestigious Festival di Cabaret di Grottammare and the Talenti Comici. These accomplishments testify to his talent and dedication, making him a cherished figure in the Italian comedy scene. However, Francesco's journey into comedy wasn't a direct one. Before lighting up the stage with his humor, he spent four years as a political scientist and press officer at the European Parliament. While he left the political sphere due to disillusionment, it became a rich source of comedic material for his stand-up routines. Francesco De Carlo's comedy is a blend of observational humor, political satire, and his own personal experiences. His quick wit and distinctive comedic voice continue to resonate with audiences, solidifying his position at the forefront of Italian comedy.