Caterina Gramaglia is an actress who graduated from the Accademia Internazionale di Teatro, formerly known as Circo a Vapore, in Rome.

In Rome, she trained in the Strasberg Method with Francesca De Sapio, Ilza and Siddharta Prestinari, as well as with Rosa Morelli. She also studied in New York and Paris with Elizabeth Kemp, member of the Actors Studio in New York. Her training also includes work with Cristina Pezzoli and Mario Maldesi.

In theatre, she has worked with Luca Zingaretti, Claudio Boccaccini, Alessandro Averone, Francesco Giuffrè, Mariano Lamberti, Tiziana Sensi, Marco Maltauro, Roberto Marafante, Luca Gaeta, Antonio Serrano, Alessio Pizzech, Renato Giordano, Giulia Ricciardi, Marco Melloni, Elena Arvigo, Felice Della Corte, Siddharta Prestinari, Rosa Morelli and Elizabeth Kemp.

She is the author and performer of The White Room, winner of the “Special Off” Award and the “Production Award” at the Roma Fringe Festival 2013. The show was also presented at Asti Teatro, Linea 35 and So and So in London.

Her work in television and cinema includes collaborations with Rolando Ravello, Simona Lianza, Massimo Martelli, Duccio Forzano, Celeste Laudisio, Peter Marcias, Yuri Santurri, Kristian Gianfreda, Anthony Atanasio, Francesco Ciccone, Matteo Raffaelli, Alessio Maria Federici, Maurizio Casagrande, Mariano Lamberti, Marie Jeanne Tomasi, Cesare Mangiocavallo and Agnese Fallongo.

She has also worked in radio, performing for Radio Rai 3 with Sergio Pierattini.

For the film Doriana, presented at WeGil in Rome, she won Best Actress at the Korean Short Film Festival in Seoul, Best Actress at the New York Women Film Festival, Best Actress at the Stardust Rome Film Festival, and Best Actress — Latin Lead Actor Award — at the Colortape International Film Festival. The film also received several nominations at other international festivals.