Glori Roller

Artist Bio

Born in Nashville and raised across Amarillo and Fort Worth, Texas, Glori Roller grew up surrounded by music, performance and storytelling. From singing with her dad’s band to performing in musical theatre productions, acting quickly became the place where she felt most at home. After training with National Youth Theatre, she discovered a love for the UK theatre scene and was encouraged to audition for drama school, eventually graduating from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.

Glori is especially drawn to characters who are different from herself, relishing the challenge of stepping into new perspectives and emotional worlds. Alongside voiceover and acting, she loves singing impersonations — with Julie Andrews and Jeremy Jordan among her favourites to recreate! Her voice has a natural warmth and ease to it: smooth, kind and quietly alluring, equally suited to heartfelt storytelling and character-driven work.

Glori is also proudly autistic and, while at drama school, originated the role of Neurodivergent Officer on Mountview’s Student Council, advocating for and supporting fellow neurodivergent students.

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