Davide Reali was born in Ancona on the 21st of February, 1969. After graduating High School, he began his studies in Economics at the University of Bologna, but he soon realized that he was not on the right path.

However, it will take a long take long for him to become fully aware of his true vocation, and most importantly, Reali’s life will be shaken by unfortunate experiences.

It is only in this way, through the catharsis that flows from suffering that Davide embarks on a path of “reconstruction” which leads him to books written by Neale Donald Walsch and James Redfield, revealing the spirituality that had been eluding him.

Meeting Master Lello Lombardi, Italian theater legend, will be the real starting point for his acting career. From this moment the theatre becomes his passion, his new job and his journey into self-exploration, a place where he can express himself, be himself; where he can recognize and test his limits. It is a real, vibrant change that gives strong impulse to his artistic career.

Subsequently he appears in popular Italian television and cinema productions, such as “Il Commissario De Luca”‘ “L’ispettore Coliandro”, “Quo vadis baby?” and “C’era una volta la citta’ dei matti”. Later on Reali will also direct and act in his first Theatrical script, “Traditori e roditori”, which has been appraised by both critics and audiences.

Reali continues on his artistic path, writing his first novel “La notizia contro”, which is currently being adapted into a screenplay.

He has simultaneously been following another path, of growth and knowledge which has led him to a certification in NLP (neuro-linguistic programming), as well as the role of president of a holistic theater association. Through this role he organized a globally recognized conference in Rome, Italy with internationally recognized life coaches and bestselling authors Gregg Braden, James Redfield, Neale

Donald Walsch, Gary Queen and James Twyman in October 2011. Reali organized and coordinated the 4 day conference full of emotion and collective sharing, which ended with a global meditation “Awakening the Heart of Humanity.” Two weeks later, Reali was invited to Assisi to read the “Prayers of Peace” with James Twyman for the twenty-fifth anniversary of the World Day of Peace.

After participating in other holistic projects (such as “Angel’s Night”, an evening dedicated to the earthquake victims of Italy and sponsored by the city of Bologna) Reali was photographed by the great Italian photographer Bruno Oliviero for an exhibition called “La Crisi e La Vergogna”.