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Lea Zoë Voss (born August 1996 in Bonn) is a German theater and film actress. As a child, Lea Zoë Voss attended various theater and musical courses at the Junges Theater Bonn (Young Theater Bonn), where she gained her first stage experience. Later, she was a temporary member of the theater's ensemble and appeared in productions such as the play Kreuz und Quer. She completed her Abitur (secondary school graduation) in 2016 at the Carl-von-Ossietzky-Gymnasium. Voss gained her first on-camera experience in 2015 in the film Zazy. She rose to prominence starting in 2018 through the series Druck, in which she played the role of Kiki Machwitz until 2019. This was followed by appearances in series such as Das Wichtigste im Leben, SOKO Potsdam, Die Pfefferkörner, and Tatort. In the ZDFneo series Liebe. Jetzt!, she took on the lead role of Lucy. The production was considered one of the first German series to be filmed under COVID-19 conditions and explored the impact of the pandemic on interpersonal relationships. The series' Christmas season was nominated for the Grimme Prize in 2021. Since 2020, Voss has co-hosted the podcast Wo drückt’s? alongside her fellow actress Lilly Charlotte Dreesen. Additionally, in 2021, she appeared in several episodes of Notruf Hafenkante and once again voiced the lead role of Olivia in the audio drama Lynn ist nicht allein. For her work in Druck, she and the ensemble received the German Acting Award (Deutscher Schauspielpreis) in 2021. That same year, she was also nominated for the New Faces Award for Best Newcomer Actress for her performance in Liebe. Jetzt!. In 2022, she appeared on camera alongside Jürgen Vogel for the series production Jenseits der Spree. She also acted alongside him in the film adaptation of the graphic novel Nachts im Paradies. In 2024, Lea Zoë Voss appeared in the feature film Der Spatz im Kamin, directed by Ramon Zürcher. The drama premiered at the Locarno Film Festival and received several international awards and nominations, including a nomination for the European Film Awards. In 2025, Voss spoke publicly on the NDR Talk Show about the influence of social media and advocated for a more mindful approach to its use.