Tracy Ifeachor's remarkable journey began in Plymouth, Devonshire, England, a picturesque seaside city that would shape her future endeavors. As a young and talented individual, she was crowned Senior Verse Speaking Champion of the South-West at the tender age of 15, sparking a passion for the performing arts that would only continue to grow.
Despite her father's initial reservations, Tracy's determination to pursue a career in acting led her to secure a scholarship to a prestigious acting school in London, England. At The Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, she graduated with honors, laying the foundation for a successful and illustrious career.
Before even graduating, Tracy's talent had already caught the attention of the renowned Royal Shakespeare Company, and she landed her first acting job with them. This breakthrough role was followed by a feature film appearance in "Blooded" as the co-lead, Eve, solidifying her position as a rising star in the industry.
Tracy's television debut came in the form of a role in the long-running medical drama "Casualty" as Leila, further cementing her status as a talented and versatile actress. Her outstanding performance in Shakespeare's "As You Like It" earned her a nomination for the prestigious Ian Charleson Award, a testament to her exceptional skills.
As her career continued to soar, Tracy made a significant impact in the world of television, appearing in David Tennant's final episodes of "Dr Who" and the season climax as the daughter of David Harewood. This notable performance marked a turning point in her career, leading to her Stateside debut in the HBO & Cinemax series "Strike Back: Vengeance" as Lilian Lutulu, opposite Charles Dance & Eamonn Walker.
When not immersed in her acting career, Tracy dedicates her time to working with young people as a youth worker and indulges in her passion for high board diving.
