Alessia Luongo (1992) is a sound artist and performer who in her performances brings sound into dialogue with theatre, merging languages and poetics. 

She trained in music and theater through a multidisciplinary approach: she studied electroacoustic music with Maestro Simone Pappalardo (2025); she consolidated her theoretical and practical musical knowledge through an intensive and continuous program in Complementary Music Disciplines with Maestro Francesco Leineri (2020–2025); and she studied anthropological theater with director Vania Castelfranchi (2015–2018).             

In 2023, she released her first solo album, Largo di Castello, a project dedicated to the chitarra battente and the colascione. Rai Internazionale dedicated a special to the album, which was subsequently broadcast on Rai 3. The project has been presented at numerous festivals and cultural programs in Italy and abroad, including: Festival de Commedia dell'Arte de Nice (France);  Neapolitan Baroque Festival at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples; Interpenetration (Graz, Austria); Sicilian Baroque Orchestra (Syracuse); Museum in the Square at the Museum of Civilizations (Rome); Festival de Música Antigua de Maó (Spain); Musei d'Estate (Treviso); Civic Theater of Schio. 

In 2025, she participated in the exhibition "Roman Collages for Aldo Clementi," curated by Daniela Tortora, for the 62nd Nuova Consonanza Festival at the Mattatoio – La Pelanda in Rome. She has conducted researches with Maestro Roberto De Simone and, since 2019, has collaborated continuously with Manuel Pernazza.