Hello, I'm Andrea Pellizzari!
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About Me
I'm an aspiring film, stage, and voice actor from Groton, Massachusetts. I am currently a senior Performing Arts major with a concentration in Theater and a minor in Psychology at Endicott College. Theater has been my passion since elementary school, and I have been involved in dozens of plays, musicals, and student films throughout the years, both acting and helping with various backstage aspects. I have worked as a technical intern at Stage 284 Community Theater and Gloucester Stage Company, assisting primarily with lighting, sound, and set creation. Although I enjoy working behind the scenes, being on stage is one of my greatest joys, and I am thrilled to be pursuing it. Some of my more notable roles thus far include #46 in The Wolves (Hovey Players), Mopsa in Head Over Heels (EC Mainstage), Tilly in She Kills Monsters (EC Mainstage), and Selsdon Mowbray/The Burglar in Noises Off (EC Mainstage). Some other interests include digital art, video games, fried rice, and spending time with friends, family, and pets.
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Artist's Statement
To me, creation and performance are about passion and fun. As an actor, I perform for the pleasure and entertainment of others and myself, because the act of creating that performance, and knowing that others want to see it, is a joy to me. Feeling that I’ve done well fills me with a sense of purpose and satisfaction that fuels my desire to keep growing and improving. When I’m acting, I often pull inspiration from other things that I love, like nature or certain media, from other people, and from my own experiences. I think it’s this draw from myself and my favorite things that makes me unique as a performer, because only I know these exact experiences. I give the audience little pieces of myself intertwined with the pieces of the world that I use to fuel my performances, and that’s what makes my acting dynamic.