ABOUT DANIELLA

Daniella Castoria is a dynamic bicoastal and bilingual actress, dancer, and singer whose passion for storytelling shines both on stage and screen. Born in New York and raised in New Jersey, she now splits her time between Los Angeles and the East Coast, bringing a vibrant East-meets-West energy to every project she touches.

A professionally trained triple threat, Daniella honed her craft at renowned institutions including Broadway Dance Center, Alvin Ailey Dance Theater, Millennium Dance Complex, and Studio School Los Angeles, where she earned her BFA in Acting for Film and Television. With a background rooted in competitive dance, she expanded her artistry into singing and acting, building a versatile foundation that continues to evolve.

Her credits span across commercial, voiceovers, film, television, and theater. She has appeared in national commercials for PepsiCo Recycling and AARP’s Disrupt Aging campaign, as well as in Prince Royce’s music video Moneda. Daniella starred in leading roles in independent short films Disconnected and Satan’s Seven, and continues to shine on stage in professional regional productions across the country. Recent credits include Anita in West Side Story, Diana Morales in A Chorus Line, Annette in Saturday Night Fever, and Erato in Xanadu among many others.

Beyond performance, Daniella is a passionate educator, director, and choreographer. She has staged and choreographed youth productions such as Matilda and Shrek the Musical for young artists in Los Angeles, and directed numerous virtual projects—including an original virtual musical and a pandemic-era Industry talent showcase in her hometown of New Jersey. She currently serves as a judge for national dance competitions including Beyond The Stars, Breakout, Groove, and Reverb.

She is also the co-creator of Autocorrect: Creative. Empowered. Originals., a podcast featuring interviews with industry professionals, now reaching listeners in over 10 countries.

Daniella’s journey is fueled by purpose, passion, and people. Whether she’s entertaining audiences or mentoring the next generation of artists, she brings fire, heart, and authenticity to every endeavor.

Her ultimate dreams? Booking a Broadway show, becoming a series regular, and eventually running her own TV series as a showrunner.

“Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson