Saverio Fabbri (aka Savv Fabb) was born on July 9, 1986 in Bologna, Italy. He is a Warsaw-based Italian actor, voice actor, video spokesperson, presenter and YouTuber, known for Don’t Read This on a Plane (2020 – Australian Feature Film),  Barwy Szczęścia (2020 – Polish TV Series – Episode 2230), HI LA (2020 – American Documentary) and more (Saverio Fabbri on IMDb). Fabbri appeared in a number of Polish commercials, for brands like Provident, Aviva, Workai, Vision Express, Tymbark and Bank Millennium

Moreover, he used to run his own production company (Saverio Fabbri Productions) – thanks to which he produced over 1000 projects (among videos and voice overs).

He speaks (and act in) Italian, English, Spanish, Polish and basic French.

In 2018, Fabbri was selected for the Hollywood Immersive program, during which he trained at the Beverly Hills Playhouse in Hollywood, Los Angeles. In the same year, he was selected for an important workshop (held by Gary Stevens, one of the creators of the Teletubbies) in preparation for “Uno di Noi” (One of Us) – a show (created by Gary Stevens himself) presented at the 40th iNTeatro International Theatre Festival in Polverigi, Ancona, Italy.

In 2015, Fabbri produced two short films (“Leaving… To Start Living” and “Intimidating Monologue”) – which were published on his YouTube channel. In the same year, he obtained the leading role in two theatrical productions in Warsaw, Poland, after joining a local Italian-language theatre company.

In 2008, he worked as a cricket color commentator for Sky Sports Italy (commenting on some ten Indian Premier League matches).

He also used to be an international semi-professional cricketer (he represented Italy in different competitions). He also enjoys running, cycling, cooking, travelling, listening to music and reading psychological and motivational books.

Saverio joined a local theatre company at the age of 10 and performed with them for around 6 years and in over 10 plays (among which, “The imaginary invalid”, “The Emperor’s New Clothes” and more….). Needless to say, he fell in love with acting.

Early Life & Family

The son of Carla Acquarelli (1956-), a primary school teacher, and Fabio Fabbri, a surveyor at the local town hall (1953-2016) – he grew up in Pianoro, a little town in the province of Bologna. A lifelong polyglot, he developed a passion for acting, foreign languages and communication early on in his life. His paternal great-grandfather Nello was a renowned puppeteer and together with his son Alfonso (Saverio’s grandfather) and Fabio (his father) – they used to tour the whole region Emilia Romagna to perform in their Bolognese dialect puppet show. Although that turned out to be a very successful business, all members of the troupe had a main occupation and always loved and mainly considered puppets as a fun way to make people happy.

Nello was a local policeman, Alfonso ran his own company as a house and church painter and Fabio, a surveyor as above-mentioned, was also a very talented painter and loved creating different pieces of art, such as manufacturing Nativity scenes or little villages from raw materials. Fabio was also the groundsman and coordinator of Bologna Cricket Club, the team Saverio used to play for when he was in Italy.