Cristiana Dell'Anna, hailing from Naples, Italy, was born to a physician and an educator, and she spent her formative years in Castel Volturno and Giugliano in Campania. Her passion for acting led her to pursue studies at the prestigious Drama Studio London and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
Dell'Anna's career began with smaller roles, but her breakthrough came in 2012 when she portrayed the twin sisters Micaela and Manuela Cirillo on the popular Rai 3 soap opera, Un posto al sole. This role garnered her significant attention, paving the way for her most acclaimed character, Patrizia Santore, in the gritty crime drama Gomorrah, which premiered in 2015 and solidified her status as a prominent actress.
In recognition of her talent, Dell'Anna received a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the David di Donatello awards for her compelling performance in Mario Martone's film, The King of Laughter.
Looking ahead, she is set to take center stage in the 2024 film Cabrini, where she will portray Mother Cabrini, further expanding her reach to English-speaking audiences and showcasing her versatility as an actress. Dell'Anna's journey reflects her dedication to her craft and her ability to resonate with viewers across different cultures.
