Tracy Winters Recent Dialect Credits Include:
ALL THE WAY at South Coast Repertory Theater;
THE REVISIONIST and CITY OF CONVERSATION
at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts;
at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts;
YOU CAN NEVER TELL, ARCADIA, A CHRISTMAS CAROL at A Noise Within;
GREY GARDENS with Rachel York and Betty Buckley
at The Ahmanson for Center Theater Group;
at The Ahmanson for Center Theater Group;
A BEAUTIFUL GLASS
with acclaimed A THEATRE NEAR U in Palo Alto;
TWENTIETH CENTURY WAY, 1001 NIGHTS, THE GOOD BOOK OF PEDANTRY & WONDER, HOW TO DISAPPEAR COMPLETELY & NEVER BE FOUND, THE DINOSAUR WITHIN – (Boston Court);
CAROUSEL (Reprise!);
with acclaimed A THEATRE NEAR U in Palo Alto;
TWENTIETH CENTURY WAY, 1001 NIGHTS, THE GOOD BOOK OF PEDANTRY & WONDER, HOW TO DISAPPEAR COMPLETELY & NEVER BE FOUND, THE DINOSAUR WITHIN – (Boston Court);
CAROUSEL (Reprise!);
STUPID KID at The Road Theater;
BR’ER COTTON Lower Depths Theatre Company;
CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF, PEACE IN OUR TIME,
COUSIN BETTE, NOEL COWARD’S TONIGHT AT 8:30 (Antaeus);
THE CHINESE MASSACRE:ANNOTATED (Circle X);
HOUSE OF THE RISING SON (EST – LA);
THE ELEPHANT MAN (El Centro Theater – John Droulliard Director)
A LOVELY SUNDAY FOR CREVE COUER, A PIECE OF TIN and BAILLE GALL (Lyric Theatre),
ZARA SPOOK AND OTHER LURES (Dorset VT) among others. Tracy won an Ovation Award (acting) for CAUGHT IN THE NET (ICT).
COUSIN BETTE, NOEL COWARD’S TONIGHT AT 8:30 (Antaeus);
THE CHINESE MASSACRE:ANNOTATED (Circle X);
HOUSE OF THE RISING SON (EST – LA);
THE ELEPHANT MAN (El Centro Theater – John Droulliard Director)
A LOVELY SUNDAY FOR CREVE COUER, A PIECE OF TIN and BAILLE GALL (Lyric Theatre),
ZARA SPOOK AND OTHER LURES (Dorset VT) among others. Tracy won an Ovation Award (acting) for CAUGHT IN THE NET (ICT).
Tracy works with actors from Wales to Brazil to Japan on accent reduction and acquiring an American Dialect.
Tracy is originally from Albuquerque New Mexico and was raised in California by two Teachers. She was admonished as a young child for imitating the way people spoke – a young dialectician even then! Tracy has a degree in Theatre Arts from UCLA where she studied vocal technique with Meg Wilbur.