He was the scriptwriter and actor in "Radio clandestina" (2000), a play on the Ardeatine massacre; followed by "Cecafumo" (2002), a retelling of some fairy tales from Italian folk tradition; "Fabbrica" (2002), a tale on three generations of workers, from the late 19th century to the nineties; "Scemo di guerra. 4 giugno 1944" (2004, which premiered at the Venice Biennale) based on his father's war stories; "La pecora nera. Elogio funebre del manicomio elettrico" (2005), a story on asylums and the consumer society.