Cristina Rambaldi
Birth Place: Italy
Latest News on Cristina Rambaldi:
Eric Avery of Jane's Addiction Talks Movie Music On TOM NEEDHAM'S SOUNDS OF FILM (Jan 26, 2021)
The HCLAB Presents the 2nd Annual Old Play Reading Festival (Feb 14, 2020)
International Cast to Take on CLOSER at Hollywood Fringe (May 25, 2017)
Eric Avery of Jane's Addiction Talks Movie Music On TOM NEEDHAM'S SOUNDS OF FILM (Jan 26, 2021)
The HCLAB Presents the 2nd Annual Old Play Reading Festival (Feb 14, 2020)
International Cast to Take on CLOSER at Hollywood Fringe (May 25, 2017)
Cristina Rambaldi BIO
Cristina was born in Italy and spent part of her childhood in Los Angeles with her family. At the age of 14, she was admitted to the National Academy of Dance in Rome on a full scholarship. A few years later, following a knee injury and subsequent surgeries, Cristina decided to pursue acting instead of a career as a dancer. By the age of 19, she moved back to the USA to attend the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York and since then has appeared in numerous New York theatre productions and in Italian, British and American independent films and television series.
Cristina Rambaldi News
Eric Avery of Jane's Addiction Talks Movie Music On TOM NEEDHAM'S SOUNDS OF FILM
Eric Avery, the composer for SHOW ME WHAT YOU GOT, is Tom Needham's exclusive guest on this Thursday's SOUNDS OF FILM. Eric Avery is most known for his work with Janes Addiction, Garbage, Nine Inch Nails, Polar Bear and Alanis Morissette.
The HCLAB Presents the 2nd Annual Old Play Reading Festival
The HCLAB Theatre Company and the Art of Acting Studio are proud to present its second annual Old Play Reading Festival, a twist on the concept of a a?oenewa?? play festival that instead honors plays in the classic theatre canon. The festival features alumni, faculty, administration, and friends of the Art of Acting Los Angeles and Stella Adler Studio of Acting NYC communities.
International Cast to Take on CLOSER at Hollywood Fringe
A stellar international cast from Italy, Switzerland/France, South Africa/Australia, and the US is set to bring to life Patrick Marber's cold, calculated play about 'the distance between men and women and the restless neediness of love'.
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