Cristiana Raggi is an actress born in Romagna but with Roman roots. She blends her origins with impeccable diction. She is active in film, theater, and commercials, both as a performer and a voice artist.

Her artistic journey began with theater, where she graduated from the Accademia 96 in Bologna under the guidance of Gianfranco Rimondi. She further honed her skills under the tutelage of masters such as Frosini/Timpano, Else Marie Laukvik, Motus, Pietro Babina, Alessandro Fullin, Michele di Stefano MK, and Hisako Horikawa.

Over the years, she has appeared in various theatrical productions and series. From 2011 to 2014, she wrote, directed, and acted in two shows dedicated to Goliarda Sapienza, "Goliarda" and "La Signora G" earning the Ermocolle Critics' Award.

In the realm of cinema, she honed her abilities under the guidance of Marta Gervasutti and Doris Von Thury. Her cinematic career includes recent works such as "La seconda vita" by Vito Palmieri in 2022 and "Le proprietà dei metalli" by Antonio Bigini in 2021, the latter of which was selected at the Berlin International Film Festival.

Beyond acting, she also dedicates herself to acting coaching and dialect coaching, collaborating, for example, with director Margherita Ferri as an acting coach in 2017 for "Zen sul ghiaccio sottile" at the Venice Biennale College Cinema.