Silvia Valsesia is a professional actress.
She graduated from the Civica Scuola di Teatro Paolo Grassi in Milan in 2012.
She has acted in several productions by Maurizio Schmidt and traveled on tour with "Il Principe Mezzanotte," directed by Alessandro Serra, also performing at the Théâtre de la Villette in Paris in the fully translated and performed French version "Le Prince Minuit." Among others, she performed in "At My Age I Still Hide to Smoke," written by Rayhana and directed by Serena Sinigaglia.
Regarding video, she starred in the short film "L'uomo che aveva iniziato a morire" directed by Luca Jankovic and performed in "Shadow," a short film directed by Matteo di Gioia (The Jack Stupid) and ideated by Anna Resmini. She acted in the campaign spot against violence against women produced by Souldesigner Milano.
During some years she participated in the Italian TV program "Crozza in Wonderland."
She collaborates regularly with author and director Emanuele Aldrovandi and is currently part of the cast of his plays "How to Become Rich and Famous All of a Sudden" and "The Extinction of the Human Race." She also took part in the film adaptation of the latter, a feature film directed by Aldrovandi himself.