Troy Rossi

Entering the theater with a passion, Troy quickly rose to the call of performing because of his pure love for the craft. Troy's interest in acting grew during his school days. Whenever in class they would read books aloud, the teacher would pick on students to read, sometimes begrudgingly. Troy enjoyed being called on to read and would perform for his peers happily. Eventually realizing the connection; While reading The Crucible by Arthur Miller in English class, an announcement on the intercom interrupted about auditions for the school play. He auditioned and got the main role. Troy realized this is what he was born to be an actor. He went on to do community theater and then moved to Los Angeles and studied at the LACC Theatre Academy. He received top-notch training. He won two Irene Ryan awards while acting in plays at LACC and competed in the Kennedy Center Theatre Festival in Honolulu, Hawai'i. He graduated in 2016. He has acted in numerous theatre plays and independent films. His most recent role was Fr. Diego de Tolosa, a Dominican priest who was martyred near Tampa Bay, Florida in 1549, the film will be coming out in the Fall of 2026. Entitled, "The Silent Song" by Mount Carmel Studios.