Glory Curda is an American actress and voice performer known for her work in animation, video games, and live-action television. Born on October 29, 2002, in Florida and raised in a military family in Chicago, she began her career in theater, originating the role of a village girl in Disneys world premiere of The Jungle Book Musical at the age of ten. Her early screen work includes guest appearances on series such as Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and a recurring role as Sarah on the Nickelodeon comedy Sam & Cat. She is also the sister of actress and singer Piper Curda, and has collaborated with her siblings on various Disney-related projects.

In the field of voice acting, Curda is recognized for her role as the English voice of Shiina in the anime film 100 Meters, a character described as a skilled fighter and mentor. Her other notable voice credits include providing the voice of young Tifa Lockhart in the English version of the critically acclaimed video game Final Fantasy VII Remake, a role that brought her attention from gamers for its emotional depth. She also voiced the character Y5 in the Adventure Time: Distant Lands special episode Obsidian, participating in a Comic-Con@Home panel to discuss the project in 2020. Additionally, she portrayed Chloe Chen on the animated series The Loud House.

Her live-action performance credits include roles in the Brat series Crown Lake, The Messengers, Game Shakers, and Gortimer Gibbons Life on Normal Street. On stage, she has performed in productions such as Love Actually Live and Ella Minnow Pea/LMNOP. Outside of performing, Curda graduated summa cum laude at the age of sixteen with an associate degree triple-majoring in gender and womens studies, psychology, and writing.