Giorgia is an Italian actress and producer based in New York City, and an Off-Broadway Alliance Award winner and Drama Desk Award nominee. After moving from Italy to India at age 10, she relocated to New York at 17 to attend NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, graduating in 2020 with a B.F.A. in Drama and a minor in Dance.

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Selected film and television credits include FBI (CBS), Sinful Attraction (GalaTea TV), CherryBomb (Amazon Prime), Teenage (Sandalwood, India), and award-winning short films such as Rebus (Rome Film Festival). She won Best Supporting Actress at the Brazilian International Film Festival for ’Til Morning, a short film she also co-produced.

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Selected theater credits include Odd Man Out (The Sheen Center / Los Angeles Theater Center / Latino Theater Festival Orlando), which she co-produced with Pitchblack Immersive Experiences and Teatro Ciego (Argentina); Blood Orange (A.R.T./New York Theaters), produced with Et Alia Theater; La Divina Commedia (La MaMa / Teatro delle Albe); and Best Foreign (reading, Jersey Theater Center).

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In 2019, Giorgia co-founded Et Alia Theater, a company dedicated to supporting and showcasing international women artists in New York. Et Alia has won and been nominated for multiple BroadwayWorld Awards and has produced work at A.R.T./New York, HERE Arts Center, and Rattlestick. The company represented the U.S. in the international Let There Be Theater project (Ars Nova Org.) by producing White Rabbit, Red Rabbit by Nassim Soleimanpour. Et Alia was also a guest speaker at TEDxYouth, and most recently began teaching workshops at Cooper Union University.

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Giorgia's artistic mission is to build cultural bridges through artistic dialogue and exchange. Among other projects, this has brought her to  produce the Italy on Screen Today New York Film Festival, which brings Italian Oscar-nominated films and series to NYC annually.

 

Giorgia is also a trained dancer, singer, and experienced model.