Laura Fuino is an Italian-American actress, singer, songwriter and filmmaker known for her versatility both on screen and stage. Born in Utica, New York, she began performing at the age of eight and later trained in the Lee Strasberg Method in Los Angeles and New York. With a strong foundation in music, dance, and languages, Fuino brings depth and dimension to her work, whether playing dramatic roles or leading comedic performances. Her vocal talents as mezzo-soprano complement her background in jazz, pop, and musical theater.
Fuino’s career spans film, television, and theater, with early appearances in projects like Scarface, Solomon and Sheba, and Voyage of Terror. She later portrayed Anna Magnani in the stage play Roman Nights and has written, produced, and starred in original works including The Dance and the sitcom pilot Bruna in Beverly Hills and Robot Dating which she created.