Jocelyn is originally from Toronto, Canada, and trained at the Randolph College for the Performing Arts where she graduated in 2017 with a diploma in Musical Theatre. Her hard work at Randolph resulted in the college faculty nominating her for the prestigious “Triple Threat” Award at year’s end.

 

That same year, for Intermission Magazine’s annual “Tootsie Award”, Jocelyn was identified as “One to Watch”*, for her starring role as “Dahlia” in the original Canadian production of Moll, stating, “She was seductive, tough, charming, formidable, and ruthless in that role.”

 

Jocelyn then moved to Glasgow and attended the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland where she received a Masters Degree (MA) in Musical Theatre Performance.

 

For her graduating show, she performed as Vivienne Kensington in Legally Blonde the Musical, which was presented at the Edinburgh Fringe in August of 2019. 

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Following her autumn graduation from RCS, Jocelyn joined one of the UK's leading talent agencies, Coulter Hamilton Rae, where she subsequently worked on multiple projects in Scotland ranging from feature film, short film, theatre, radio and voice over work. In March of 2021, she performed in the Tron Theatre's highly anticipated devised show High Man Pen Meander. Her performance of Marilyn Monroe's tragic death garnered rave reviews from The Guardian:

 

"Sensuous and alarming, Jocelyn LoSole enacts an emotional performance to a crackly voiceover of Morgan’s The Death of Marilyn Monroe, her flesh scrawled with words of abuse: Marilyn as the original mass-media victim." - Mark Fisher

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Since returning to Canada in late 2022, Jocelyn founded the performing arts company, SOLE Theatre, where she began her directorial debut with an all-female, LGBTQIA+ cast of "Frankenstein", and where she has hosted multiple successful acting programs since.

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Jocelyn currently lives in Ontario, Canada, and is represented by Samantha Rose of the Casting Solution.

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*https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2020/dec/08/high-man-pen-meander-review-glasgow-tron-edwin-morgan

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*https://www.intermissionmagazine.ca/2017-in-review/lynn-slotkins-tootsie-awards/

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*https://issuu.com/janet-quinteartscouncil/docs/umbrella_2022_ed_13_fall_winter_oct27_single

 

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