Corrado Nuzzo e Maria Di Biase

Corrado Nuzzo (Tricase, 25 marzo 1971) and Maria Di Biase (Montréal, 17 dicembre 1974) are a pair of Italian actors and comedians. One raised in Marittima, the other from Bonefro and a graduate in mathematics from the Università di Bologna, they initially worked separately as theatre actors. After meeting, they gained popularity from 2004 in the programmes of the Gialappa's Band, above all thanks to the sketches Mortality Show, Il grande freddo and Tua sorella. They are a couple not only artistically but also in life.

As a duo they appeared in the cinema in Anche se è amore non si vede (2011), Tiramisù (2016) and Vengo anch'io (2018), the last of which they directed themselves. On television they were part of the cast of programmes including Mai dire Grande Fratello & figli, Zelig, Quelli che il calcio and Pour parler, and took part in shows such as R.I.P. Roast in Peace and Only Fun - Comico Show. They also worked extensively in radio, with programmes including Black Out and Numeri Uni on Rai Radio 2.

Both have also pursued individual careers. Maria Di Biase appeared in films such as La matassa, Amici come noi, Odio l'estate and Tramite amicizia, and took part as a contestant in LOL - Chi ride è fuori on Prime Video. Corrado Nuzzo appeared in productions such as Le indagini di Lolita Lobosco. They wrote and performed numerous theatrical shows together, including Burlesque, Nuzzo Di Biase live show, Gli impiegati dell'amore and Delirio a due. In 2006 they published the book E tua sorella?.