Traci Reynolds

Traci originates from the Northwest foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of NC. Since her mother was a costume designer and her father was a theatre teacher, it was natural that she was almost born at a cast party, and was performing by the age of three. At the age of eight, she was singing solos in church and performing for live televised charity benefits.

 

When the family moved North soon followed various roles at the ABC-TV soap opera "Ryan's Hope", and later guest spots on "Late Night with David Letterman". Traci has sung and danced her way through 22 countries of the world, performing in the National and Asian Tours of "Annie", and the European Tour of "Best of Broadway", along with numerous jobs in theme parks and on cruise ships.

One of her most favorite travels was when she performed on the R3 in French Polynesia singing around the islands of Tahiti and Bora Bora.

 

Among her other credits, she was featured in a Wal-Mart commercial. You can hear Traci's voice in the movie "Hedwig and the Angry Inch", and on television singing in commercials.

 

Traci has performed in many New York critically acclaimed cabaret shows including the productions of "Hard Candy, the songs of Carol Hall" (Bistro Award for Outstanding Revue), "That's My New York" (Manhattan Association of Cabarets Award for Songwriting), and "Ode to Attention Seekers" (BISTRO Award for Special Production and MAC Award for Musical Comedy).

In her own one woman show, "Everything Must Go", she was nominated for a MAC Award for her performance.

 

She was also nominated as a Finalist for a NightLife Award for Best Piano Bar Entertainer in New York City.

 

Traci would like to thank her family and friends for their constant support.

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For a complete resume please click HERE.