Valeria Angelozzi was born in Atri (TE) on August 28, 1989. She is an actress and writer. In 2014, she graduated in acting from the “Mariangela Melato” Acting School of the Teatro Stabile di Genova. Since 2015, she has worked with Filippo Dini, performing in The Bourgeois Gentleman, Ivanov, Amphitryon, and August: Osage County; with Roberto Rustioni in Women Who Dreamed of Horses and Fascination, as well as in several productions by the Teatro Nazionale di Genova and Teatro Due in Parma.

In 2020, she wrote Semi-Serious Dialogues on Love, a witty monologue inspired by Plato’s Dialogues. She explored stand-up comedy with the Roman collective “C’è Figa!” from Teatro Kaos and collaborated as a comedy sketch writer with Goodmorning Genova, Radio Delta 1, and Radio Ondarossa.

Her television work includes roles in Don Matteo 11 and Che Dio ci aiuti 7. In 2018, she was nominated as “Breakthrough Actress” at the IveliseCine Festival and received the “Best Female Performer” award at the International Roma FilmCorto for the short film MIA MOGLIE by Federico Mottica.