Sarah Joy Brown

Sarah Joy Brown was born on February 18, 1975, in Los Angeles, California, and began her artistic training at the Los Angeles County High School for the Performing Arts, graduating from both its theatre department and Alexander Hamilton's Academy of Music.

Her professional acting career launched on her nineteenth birthday when she was cast as the lead Kaitlin Star on the children's action series V.R. Troopers, which aired in over thirty countries and introduced her to an international audience.

Two years later, at age twenty-one, she landed the breakout role of Carly Corinthos on ABC's General Hospital in 1996, portraying the complex, fiery character with emotional intensity that earned critical praise and resulted in three Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series before her twenty-fifth birthday, along with four nominations during her initial five-year run from 1996 to 2001.

After departing General Hospital, Sarah Joy Brown expanded into primetime television, becoming a series regular as Josie Sutton on Cold Case in 2003 and guest-starring on acclaimed shows including CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Monk, Without a Trace, and Crossing Jordan.

Full Name	Sarah Joy Brown
Gender	Female
Occupation	Film/Television Actress
Date of Birth	18-February-1975 (51 years)
Birth Year	1975
Birth Location	Eureka, California, U.S.

She co-starred as Constance in the blockbuster comedy Big Momma's House 2 opposite Martin Lawrence in 2006, and appeared in films like The Lamp (2010) and Heart of the Beholder (2005), while returning to soaps with roles such as Madison James on Days of Our Lives from 2011 to 2012 and Agnes Jones/Sandy Sommers on The Bold and the Beautiful from 2009 to 2011. In 2008, she made a celebrated comeback to General Hospital as the newly created Claudia Zacchara, earning another Emmy nomination before exiting in 2009.

Sarah Joy Brown continued building her resume in the 2010s with a lead role as Katherine Wesley in the independent political drama Beacon Hill in 2014, which garnered her a 2015 Emmy nomination, and joined the Emmy-winning Amazon Prime series Studio City in 2019, receiving her seventh Daytime Emmy nomination in 2021 for her performance.

She ventured behind the camera in 2021, directing and co-editing ten episodes of the horror audio-drama Red Ridding Hoods for Violet Hour Media, which premiered across major platforms. Early roles included a guest spot as Heather on Power Rangers in 1993, and she has made sporadic film appearances like It Was One of Us (2007) and Monster Hunters USA and Day Care Center (2015).

Personally, Sarah Joy Brown gave birth to her daughter Jordan Alexandra Judith Levy in 1998, whose father is producer Shuki Levy. Known for her versatility across daytime soaps, primetime procedurals, comedies, and independent projects, she has sustained a career spanning over three decades, evolving from teen star to multi-Emmy-nominated actress, director, and storyteller in contemporary entertainment.