Hi there!

My name is Julia Kelly-Davis. I am a singer, actor, and dancer born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. Staying close to home, I graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre Performance, and have since been so lucky to travel the world doing what I love.

Julia Kelly-Davis - actor - singer - dancer - performer - Broadway - Cruise Entertainment

Following my graduation in 2019, I moved to Charleston, South Carolina for a two year residency as a performer at The Dock Street Theater. It was there that I got to play multiple dream roles, and really discover myself as an actor. Following my residency, I booked my first contract with Norwegian Creative Studios, and have been at sea ever since. I have now worked as a Production Cast Principal on the Norwegian Sun, the Norwegian Jade, the Regent Seven Seas Mariner, and will soon set sail on the Norwegian Spirit. This job has given me the opportunity to sing dozens of songs, meet hundreds of people from all over the world, and visit all seven continents. I could not be more grateful to be living this life.

"Beatrice and I both noted the vocal talents of Julia Kelly-Davis as Jovie, Buddy's curmudgeonly love interest, whose salt tempered the elf's bent for sugar."

Maura Hogan, The Post and Courier
"Of particular note was Julia Kelly-Davis, in the supporting role of Rusty, who unleashed the sheer force of funny that enlivened her every scene, with a special nod for her rendition of "Let's Hear it for the Boy"

Maura Hogan, The Post and Courier
"ASU's cast features an excellent performance from Julia Kelly-Davis as Lilli. She has a strong and exceptional singing voice and solid stage presence."

Gil Benbrook, Talkin' Broadway
"Kelly-Davis is expert in expressing Lilli's frustration with Fred in a rambunctious and calculating way. She brings a powerful and playful take on the comical "I Hate Men", while also nicely depicting the conflicts of both characters she plays."

Gil Benbrook, Talkin' Broadway
"As magazine employee Lucy Grant, Julia Kelly-Davis is always good for economic levity."

Maura Hogan, The Post and Courier
"As Warner's new Harvard girlfriend, Julia Kelly-Davis perfectly transitions from the cold-hearted woman who thinks Elle is a joke to the warm person who realizes that Elle is smarter than she originally thought."

Gil Benbrook, Talkin' Broadway
"Kelly-Davis also hits some impressive high notes on the title tune."

Gil Benbrook, Talkin' Broadway
"Julia Kelly-Davis is top notch as Gingy/Sugar Plum Fairy. A number that stands out is "Freak Flag". This powerhouse number is elevated by Kelly-Davis's fantastic voice as Gingy."

Megan and Shelly Wallentine, Front Row Viewers

While not performing, I am at the gym, working toward becoming fluent in Spanish, petting as many dogs as I can, and reading from dusk ‘til dawn. My goal for 2025 is 50 books! I also love teaching during my time between contracts, and have been a private vocal coach for five years. So that’s a little about me- thank you so much for being here!

Hi there!

My name is Julia Kelly-Davis. I am a singer, actor, and dancer born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. Staying close to home, I graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre Performance, and have since been so lucky to travel the world doing what I love.

"Beatrice and I both noted the vocal talents of Julia Kelly-Davis as Jovie, Buddy's curmudgeonly love interest, whose salt tempered the elf's bent for sugar."

​"Of particular note was Julia Kelly-Davis, in the supporting role of Rusty, who unleashed the sheer force of funny that enlivened her every scene, with a special nod for her rendition of "Let's Hear it for the Boy"

"ASU's cast features an excellent performance from Julia Kelly-Davis as Lilli. She has a strong and exceptional singing voice and solid stage presence."

"Kelly-Davis is expert in expressing Lilli's frustration with Fred in a rambunctious and calculating way. She brings a powerful and playful take on the comical "I Hate Men", while also nicely depicting the conflicts of both characters she plays."

"As magazine employee Lucy Grant, Julia Kelly-Davis is always good for economic levity."

"As Warner's new Harvard girlfriend, Julia Kelly-Davis perfectly transitions from the cold-hearted woman who thinks Elle is a joke to the warm person who realizes that Elle is smarter than she originally thought."

"Kelly-Davis also hits some impressive high notes on the title tune."

"Julia Kelly-Davis is top notch as Gingy/Sugar Plum Fairy. A number that stands out is "Freak Flag". This powerhouse number is elevated by Kelly-Davis's fantastic voice as Gingy."

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"Of particular note was Julia Kelly-Davis, in the supporting role of Rusty, who unleashed the sheer force of funny that enlivened her every scene, with a special nod for her rendition of "Let's Hear it for the Boy"