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Tricia
Walsh was born in R.A.F. Gütersloh, Germany and attended eighteen
schools while travelling the world with her family, finally
landing in London to study at the Italia Conti Academy of
Dramatic Arts.
She has appeared on television, stage, films, (including the
cult movie Terror) and in over 500 television commercials.
Tricia has also made appearances on The Insider (CBS), Geraldo
(Fox), Greta Van Susteren (Fox), Access Hollywood (NBC), Extra
(Warner Bros), On the Record (Fox), The Smoking Gun Presents
(True TV), Inside Edition (CBS), O’Reilly Factor (Fox), Harry
Hill's TV Burp (ITV), The Noughties (BBC3), Good Morning America
(ABC), The Morning Show (Ch7 Australia), Pineapple Dance Studios
(Series, Sky1), Louie Spence’s Showbusiness (Series Sky1),
Sunrise (Ch7 Australia), Mornings (Ch9 Australia), Breakfast,
(TVNZ), Good Morning (TVNZ), The Jeff Probst Show (ABC), Onnatachi
(TBS Japan), Motenai (TBS Japan), World Ranking (NTV Japan),
Tian Tian Xiang Shang (CCTV3 China).
As a writer, Tricia's first play was Bonkers which premiered
at The Man in the Moon Theatre, London, to huge critical acclaim
before touring the UK, while her trilogy Addictions was developed
and premiered at the Directors Company, New York. The UK premier
was produced by the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford. Addictions
has also been performed at a number of benefit readings to
raise awareness and generate charitable giving for addicts.
The reading of her play The Last Journey broke box office
records at Westport Country Playhouse.
Tricia
performing at the O2 in London
Tricia has now teamed up with composer Simon
Kay and written the libretto and lyrics for two new musicals
-- Change the Day and Island Maid, and has a huge catalogue
of songs. Some have been previewed at London's premier nightclubs
and more recently at the O2, whilst also featuring in the
12 part television series Pineapple Dance Studios that aired
on Sky1 in the UK and around the globe. Major recording artists
and music producers have, and are currently recording Walsh/Kay
material. Not content with performing and writing for theatre,
Tricia has written the screenplay for the Walsh/Kay musical
Change the Day and is working with Academy and BAFTA Award
nominated animator Kevin Baldwin, to launch her creation,
Bobby & the Centaur, a movie for all the family, starring
scallywag Bobby Rich and his BFF Paul the Centaur.
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