Soara-Joye Ross, previously known as Joy Ross, Joye Ross, Joy E. T. Ross, and also known as Soara-Joyce Ross is a notable American actress and singer. Soara-Joye attended Nassau Community College majoring in Vocal Performance but after falling in love with doing musicals with Nassau's Theater Department she transferred after one year to The American Musical and Dramatic Academy with a scholarship where she completed the program. She did began working professionally in theater but wasn't getting the roles she wanted so she decided to continue her studies mastering The Meisner Technique at The J. Beckson Studio in New York City. It was after that that her career began to flourish. Her Broadway credits include Les Mis�rables the Revival and Dance Of The Vampires, where she made her Broadway debut. She starred in the Off-Broadway productions of Single Black Female at Playwrights Horizons and then The Duke on 42nd, Dessa Rose at Lincoln Center, where she was the second cover for La Chanze when she wasn't playing the role of Annabel. 

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