Sonia Grey
stage name for actress
Sonia Grey, known as the stage name of Sonia Colone, and Maria Michela Mari is an Italian actress and television presenter. She began her acting career in 1988 and has been performing since. Sonia Grey promotes a vegan and healthy lifestyle on her website.
Biography
Early life
She was born in Rho, Lombardy on 30 August 1968. Grey received a degree in Communications Sciences, Information, and Marketing as well as a master's degree in neuro-linguistic programming.
Acting career
She began her acting career in 1988 when she performed in the show Dibattito! with Gianni Ippoliti on Italia 1. She would go on to a larger role in 1990 when Antonio Ricci chose her for the role of the first sexy nurse on Striscia la Notizia, a role subsequently filled by Angela Cavagna.
After her experience in the satirical news program on Canale 5, she participated in various comedy shows on the network Fininvest, including Sabato al circo, led by Gigi e Andrea, and Yogurt - Fermenti attivi, which would later be replicated on Happy Channel. She also participated in a number of programs as a showgirl, including Il gioco dei 9, Il TG delle vacanze, Sabato al circo, Televiggiù and Didomenica.
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