Francesca Ravera

Francesca Ravera is an award-winning actress, model and voiceover artist working in theatre, film, TV, voiceovers and commercials. Originally from Italy, Francesca Ravera moved to New York to fully devote herself to acting, and completed her training at The Neighborhood Playhouse and The Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute. Very physically active, this young dentist-turned actor loves running, ice skating, swimming, jazz and modern dance, pilates and yoga.

Her New York stage credits include lead roles in "Taxi Tales", "Rules of Love", "A Thousand Clowns", "Two Rooms", "North of Providence", "The Nina Variations". She starred also in "The Way We Get By", which, after a successful run at Urban Stages Theatre, toured in Europe. She played the lead in NYC premiere of Lucia Frangione’s "Espresso", directed by Kim T. Sharp, at Urban Stages Theatre.

Francesca Ravera also starred in several short films and in the feature film "Ulysses: A Dark Odyssey."