Samantha Marie Ware

Samantha Marie Ware is a well-known American actress and singer. She was born on September 3rd, 1991. Sameya is her stage name. She is best known for her roles as Jane Hayward in “Glee Season 6 (2015)” and Angela Archer in the Netflix series “What If (2019).” Ware also portrayed Lily in the Nike web series "Margot vs. Lily" (2016). Ware, a native of Lincoln, Nebraska, began her acting career at the age of 19. She was born and reared in Nebraska. Before her theater career, she had no acting experience and had only sung in her church choir.

Samantha completed her primary and higher education at the prestigious “Doane University.” She debuted as an actress in theater. She played “Nala” in a Las Vegas Serial Story Coming Soon... >> Read More... production of “ The Lion King Click to look into! >> Read More... .” Later, she contributed to a national tour of “The Book of Mormon” in 2012. She received the “Helen Hayes Award” for “Outstanding Supporting Performer.” She featured in two super hit TV shows, “Glee and What If.”

In June 2020, Ware accused Lea Michele Lea was born in Bronx, NY as Lea Michele Sarfati. >> Read More... , a prominent cast member of Glee, of being unpleasant to her on set. She experienced trauma in late 2014, during her regular part in the sixth season of the show. Michele had written a statement on social media saying, "This is not something George Floyd deserved. This was not a one-off occurrence, and it must be brought to a close. #BlackLivesMatter is a movement that advocates for the protection of African.” However, she didn't say that Michele's rudeness toward new performers in small roles was comparable to the racism involved in George Floyd's murder.

Heather Morris and Amber Riley co-starred Michele in the lead cast of the series. Both confirmed that Michele could be annoyingly nasty to everyone on set. However, neither of them saws a link between Michele's general rudeness and the implication that she is a racist. Michele apologized, claiming that the outpouring of support for Ware's accusation made her realize that her treatment of all cast members over those years had been "insensitive or inappropriate," a sign of "immaturity." Ware featured in various movies like “Glee (2015), Margot Vs Lily (2016), Chicago Med (2017), NCIS: New Orleans (2018), Barry (2016), Bull (2017), God Friended Me (2019), Doom Patrol (2020), and All Rise (2020).”