Lacy is a highly skilled and accomplished actress who has garnered numerous awards and nominations for her outstanding performances. She has won "Best Actress" three times at the Nashville 48 Hour Film Festival and most recently took home the top prize at the Italian International Best Actor Festival held in Saint Vincent. Her impressive résumé also includes a nomination for "Best Supporting Actress" at the ICVM Crown Awards, International Christian Film Festival, and the Canadian International Faith and Family Film Festival.
As a dialect coach, Lacy specializes in speaking multiple languages, including French, with a natural flair for accents and regional dialects. Her extensive range of accents and dialects includes British RP, Scottish, Irish, French, Russian, Slavic, Australian, New Zealand, and various Regional US dialects. Furthermore, she is an athletic actress who enjoys being fully engaged in her stunt work on set, showcasing her impressive physical abilities.
Lacy's acting career has spanned multiple television shows and films, showcasing her remarkable range and versatility. Her notable roles include Brittni, the tragedy-stricken wild child, in season two of the Peacock series Blue Ridge: The Series opposite Johnathon Schaech, Eric Close, and Chris Mulkey. In season three of ABC's crime drama Will Trent, she played Lola/The Falconess, a character who undergoes a dramatic transformation from an unsuspecting girl next door to an international antagonist with a dark agenda.
In addition to her television work, Lacy has appeared in various films, including the indie drama feature All Those Small Things, where she starred opposite James Faulkner as a strongly-opinionated Russian mail order bride. She has also carried several gripping indie horror features, showcasing her dynamic and resilient acting skills. Some of her notable film roles include Death Cast, The OctoGames, Ouija Craft, American Hunt, Curse of the Nun, and Christmas in July, opposite Reiley McClendon.
Lacy has worked alongside renowned actors and actresses, including Academy Award winner Melissa Leo in the coming-of-age drama Novitiate. Her impressive acting career is marked by her ability to transform into her characters, bringing depth and nuance to each of her roles.
