Andrea Di Maria was born in Sala Consilina but has been based in Naples for some time. He began his theatrical career in 2002 with Mario Scarpetta's company.
Throughout his career, he has worked alongside numerous actors and directors, including Nello Mascia, Gigi Savoia, Fortunato Cerlino, Francesco Saponaro, Vincenzo Cerami, Renato Carpentieri, Giancarlo Sepe, Mario Santella, Maurizio Casagrande, and Francesco Paolantoni. He has also collaborated with various musicians, such as Daniele Sepe, Eugenio Bennato, and James Senese.
In 2008, Di Maria formed a partnership with Vincenzo Salemme, which lasted until 2016. In 2009, he made his film debut in Lo spazio bianco, directed by Francesca Comencini. This was followed by Impepata di nozze in 2011, a film directed by Paolo Caiazzo and Angelo Antonucci. In 2011, he appeared on television with the third season of La nuova squadra - Spaccanapoli, a spin-off of La squadra.
In 2014, Di Maria starred in the film... E Fuori Nevica, based on the eponymous theatrical screenplay, alongside Salemme. He then appeared in Torneranno i prati, a film by Ermanno Olmi dedicated to World War I, alongside Claudio Santamaria, Alessandro Sperduti, and Francesco Formichetti.
In 2015, Di Maria took part in the fiction series Il sindaco pescatore, which tells the story of Angelo Vassallo, the mayor of Pollica who was assassinated in 2010. He played the role of Vassallo's son, Antonio, alongside Sergio Castellitto. He also began filming the miniseries Lampedusa, a social drama that explores strong and spectacular emotions, alongside Claudio Amendola.
In 2016, Di Maria worked again with Salemme on the film Prima di lunedì, directed by Massimo Cappelli. He then continued to divide his time between cinema, theater, television, and the web series Casa Surace, which he has been producing since April 2015.
