Joanna Ampil, a talented and accomplished singer and actress, has had a remarkable career in the entertainment industry. Her discography boasts two notable albums, "Joanna Ampil" and "Try Love", showcasing her impressive vocal range and versatility.
On the stage, Ampil has shone brightly in numerous London West End productions, including iconic musicals such as "Les Misérables", where she played the iconic role of Fantine, "Jesus Christ Superstar", and "Cats".
A highlight of her career was her starring role as Kim in the Australian premiere of "Miss Saigon" in 1995 at the Capitol Theatre Sydney, a production that marked a significant milestone in her journey as a performer.
In 2011, Ampil took on the role of Thanh in the world premiere of Supreme Master Television's musical "The Real Love" at the Pasadena Civic Center in California, sharing the stage with esteemed actors Daisy Eagan, Cady Huffman, and Adam Pascal. This production featured original music from award-winning composers, further solidifying Ampil's reputation as a talented and dedicated performer.
In addition to her stage work, Ampil has also made notable appearances on television, demonstrating her range and adaptability as an artist.
On a personal note, Joanna Ampil announced her marriage to her longtime boyfriend, Faust Peneyra, on social media in 2020, marking a new chapter in her life.
