Davide Dolores was born in Sicily and raised in Northern Italy. Throughout his life, he has lived in various countries and cities across Europe, and this rich cultural exposure is reflected in his diverse artistic career, spanning theatre, film, television, and education.

In 2009, he graduated from the "Galante Garrone" Theatre School in Bologna. He further refined his skills through internships in Italy and the United States, including at the Stella Adler Studio and Black Nexxus Studio in New York. He has also attended seminars with esteemed teachers such as J. Strasberg, M. Dioume, C. Pezzoli, D. Manfredini, N. Béasse, F. Della Monica, P. Nani, and A. Pizzuti.

Davide has performed in numerous theatre productions both in Italy and abroad, collaborating with directors such as A. Gassman, M. M. Casarin, R. Massai, V. Trevisan, G. Sangati, and N. van den Bergh. In 2015, he made his directorial debut with Omu Cani, a monologue he wrote, directed, and performed himself.

His screen work includes feature films, short films, TV series, and commercials, working with directors like D. Marengo (Vanina), F. Vicario (Viola come il mare), A. Sironi (Il Commissario Montalbano), O. Bernotat (Mercedes), M. Soavi (Makari), J. M. Michelini (Devils), D. Dellai (800 giorni), and R. Richter (Northsails).

Since 2006, Davide has also worked as a trainer, delivering acting and communication workshops and seminars in public schools and private academies.