Tracy Drolet:  

Life After graduating high school, I went to PBCC in Lake Worth for two years and got involved with the theatre program. I performed in numerous plays and musicals while there, and even won a Best Actress award in my sophomore year. Shortly after getting my AA degree, I decided to move to New York to pursue my acting career rather than going to a four year college (much to my parents’ chagrin!). I studied at a prestigious studio in the heart of the theatre district, and did a few off-off-off-off-off-Broadway plays. I lived in Greenwich Village for a couple of years, and then moved to the Upper West Side. It was the first time in my life I was truly on my own, and it was exciting, intimidating and ripped the lid off the world as I had known it. Although it was one of the most difficult times of my life, I wouldn’t trade the life experiences that living in New York taught me. After about 3½ years of trying to make it on Broadway, I decided to move to Los Angeles where some friends from college were living in a house in the hills. I packed my bags and headed west in April of 1994 – 3 months after the infamous Northridge earthquake rocked much of the sprawling city. In the 12 years (gulp!) that I’ve lived here, I’ve continued to pursue my acting career on stage, have been on tv (although if you blinked, you might have missed me!), continued writing short stories, magazine articles, unfinished movie scripts, and even had some poetry published. In my personal life, I’ve had my share of ups and dow...Expand for more