Taylor Ann Tracy
Taylor Ann Tracy is an Alaskan grown actress who has been on camera most of her life. From her father being a news director and anchor, making projects with him for the 6 o'clock news, to when her family moved to owning a commercial company. Taylor's first film was The Frozen Ground where she played Sandy Holcome, sister to Nicolas Cages character. From that thrilling start her next film was a student film called In Tandem where she played Emily the lead love interest, the film went on to win a Student Emmy and toured some festivals. She stared in many student films in her time at college, nominated for Best Lead Actress in The Lonely Projectionist.
Taylor Ann Tracy has performed on many stages. Most recently awarded "Best Ensemble Of The Decade" for AFTERGLOW with MASQ Theater in 'Broadway World LA'. Other recent nominations for theater include "Best Supporting Actress" for Picasso At The Lapin Agile where she played the characters Suzzane, The Countess, and A Female Admirer. "Best Ensemble Of The Decade" for Mrs. Clause, and Stage Door.
Taylor Ann Tracy's career in Los Angeles started in the field of scare acting. In 2016 she had her first role with MyCotoo as a scare actress for their event The Queen Marry's Dark Harbor. She won the award of Outstanding New Monster in her first year. 2017 she again played in Dark Harbor as a main cast member playing the iconic role of Graceful Gale. 2018 she was moved to a new event, Warner Brother's Horror Made Here, she played a menagerie of characters, from hosting a 4d experience of the exorcist, playing The Nun from The Nun, leading guests through Annabelle's haunted houses as a Paranormal Investigator, but staring mostly as Harley Quinn in Arkham Asylum where she even got complements from Paul Dini, one of Harley Quinn's creators, and featured on multiple media outlets. 2019 she returned to Dark Harbor as an All Star cast but moving into a role of her own creation of a mystical tarot card reader giving her own show throughout the nights, heavily focused on improv.
