Joshua Colley

Born on the 20th of January, 2002, and raised in Trinity, Florida, Joshua Robert Colley was raised in an artistic family that fostered his interest in the arts and also has a twin brother Cameron. He began acting at the age of nine and subsequently relocated to Los Angeles to pursue greater opportunities in television and film after establishing himself in theater. 

Love life and relationships 

Colley has been open about his changing sexual orientation, publicly announcing himself to be "definitely not straight" and describing his self-image as changing throughout the years. Beyond that openness, he keeps his romantic life private. No credible public reports exist of a current partner; social media sometimes fuels fan gossip about friendships with co-stars, but Colley has not publicly confirmed any specific romance.

Musical theatre

Joshua Colley started performing as a child and quickly became well-known in musical theatre. He performed in regional theatre before becoming a Broadway star, playing Les in Newsies (2013–2014) and swapping for Gavroche in the 2014–2015 Broadway revival of Les Misérables. 

He went on to lead as Charlie Brown in the York Theatre Company’s production of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (2016) and played Flounder in a star-studded Hollywood Bowl staging of The Little Mermaid the same year, demonstrating range across ensemble and principal juvenile roles.

Voice acting

Besides stage work, Colley also gained a presence in voice-over animation. He voiced Pig Robinson for Peter Rabbit on Nick Jr. (2014–2015) and gave additional voice performance for children's television, leveraging his vocal range in order to present iconic animation figures at the beginning of his career. 

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Film and television

As his career progressed and his voice matured, Colley more and more turned towards screen acting. His TV credits include stints in Sex Appeal (Hulu, 2021) and the comedy Senior Year, and on television as Liam during the final season of Love, Victor. 

In 2024 he contributed to his television and film resume with appearances in Netflix's Dead Boy Detectives (teen boy-crow Monty) and Disney+'s Descendants: The Rise of Red (teen Captain Hook), a success breaking into both television and film from theater. 
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