Andrea Galatà is a New York-based, internationally awarded Italian actor, director, screenwriter, choreographer, and dancer. He made his professional debut at the age of 15 as a dancer and soon expanded his career to include acting, singing, and performing.

His credits in Television include Dr. Death Season 2 and two seasons of the Japanese TV series Otona-no Kiso Eigo.

His international career spans European, American, and Asian productions (China, Japan, and South Korea) in plays, where he performed many lead roles, such as Romeo, Mercutio, and Prometheus, working with internationally acclaimed directors such as Judith Malina.
Andrea’s ongoing achievements in the arts have been recognized with numerous awards, including the Civil Star for Civil Merits in the Arts from the President of the Italian Republic (2012) and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the City of Taormina (2002).