Tracy Peyton (Actor)

Tracy Peyton began working in theater and film in Wilmington, North Carolina where she was an active part of a repertory company and managed to earn her Screen Actors’ Guild membership by the age of 12.  She was proud to be cast in two Made for Television movies;  Gramps and The Rose Garden in which she had the opportunity to play opposite Andy Griffith and Mary Tyler Moore.  After graduating from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts with a B.F.A. in Drama, Tracy’s favorite roles include Olga in Three Sisters at the Stella Adler Theatre (NYC), Conrad from Much Ado About Nothing at the Vineyard Playhouse, and the lead role in an independent film entitled Jerico Dies.

Most recently Tracy played the supporting role of Lark on a pilot in development called The Book on Love and is extremely proud to say that she produced her first show!  She acted as producer and starred as Elly in the recent production of Theresa Rebeck’s Sunday on the Rocks at the Third Street Theater.

Miss Peyton continued her studies with The Stonestreet Film and Television studios in New York, Anthony Meindl’s Actors Lab, and Brian Reise Acting Studios here in Los Angeles.  Tracy looks forward to being a part of many future productions at Write Act Repertory.