He has collaborated with soloist dancers from La Scala Theatre in Milan and with famous international stars.

With them, he directed Strauss’ great waltzes, Bizet’s Carmen, Stravinsky’s The Firebird, Gershwin’s Blue Rhapsody and Ravel’s Bolero, danced by Biagio Tambone.

In 1998, he directed the Three Cornered Hat by Manuel de Falla at the San Carlo theatre in Naples.

Under the guidance of the conductor Iury Aronovich, he directed The Firebird by Stravinsky with the “Filarmonica del Santa Cecilia” (Santa Cecilia theatre philharmonic) in Rome.

In 1999, he progressed further with the conductor Isaac Karatghetzky, directing “L’Accademia della Filarmonica” (Philharmonic Academy) at La Scala theatre in Riva del Garda.

He collaborated as musical director in the The Barber of Seville by Rossini at the Fenice theatre in Venice.

In 2001, he directed the Hundredth Anniversary of the Death of G. Verdi The Verdian concert (aria and symphonies from the most famous operas of the great Maestro).

In 2002, he participated in numerous concerts with international artists in theatres such as the National Theatre and the Smeraldo theatre.

From 2003 to 2006 he performed:

-Concert for the Beatification of Father Monti in Bovisio Masciago and Saronno commissioned by the Vatican

-Cavalleria Rusticana, Pagliacci and Suor Angelica under the direction of Andrea Elena

-La Traviata by G. Verdi

-Boheme by Puccini

-The Barber of Seville by Rossini

In 2006, he directed Sostacovitc’s 5th Symphony and the Blues Festival in Bologna.

In 2006, he was the artistic director of Sleeping Beauty at the National Theatre in Milan.

In 2007, he was the artistic director of the The Divine Comedy performed at the Smeraldo theatre in Milan with the participation of the dancers from the Aloysius Academy where he has been artistic director since 1997.
Alongside his musical studies at the G. Verdi conservatory in Milan, he also studied classical and modern dance.
He developed his experience as a dancer and choreographer in the best Italian schools and finished his studies at the C.S.C. in Milan, where he taught for two years.
He broadened his experience by studying and specialising in flamenco with the greatest Spanish dancers. He has danced in the most important Italian theatres and international congresses: the San Carlo in Naples, the National Theatre in Milan, the Smeraldo theatre in Milan, the Bellini theatre in Catania, the teatro Greco (ancient Greek theatre) of Taormina, the International Festival in Massa Carrara, and the Royal Theatre of Turin. He is the choreographer for the musical of the “Compagnia del disco” organized by the Sanremo Festival and RAI.
The Filarmonica G. Verdi has now changed its name to the “Orchestra Filarmonica e di balletto Aloysius” (Philharmonic Orchestra and Aloysius Ballet), joining the professional dance academy Aloysius already in existence since 2005.
The dance academy, directed by Alberto Radice, has today about six hundred students and highly qualified teachers from La Scala theatre in Milan and the Paris Opera.
Owing to his great professionalism, his decisive character, and his experience gained over years of study and work, every project is meticulous, professional and a great success.
He directed and produced the lyrical season 2012 at the Teatro della Luna with the operas Tosca, Carmen Suite and La traviata.