Tricia Paoluccio is a multifaceted individual with a diverse range of passions and talents. As an actor, she has made a name for herself on Broadway and off, with a wide range of roles under her belt. Her most recent and notable project is co-writing the two-person musical "Here You Come Again", in which she portrays her idol, Dolly Parton. The production has received widespread acclaim, including a nomination for Best Leading Performer in a Musical and Best New Musical at the 2024 Broadway World UK/West End Awards.
As a visual artist, Tricia has a unique talent for flower pressing, which has led to high-profile collaborations with designers and artists. Her work has been featured in various publications and has even caught the attention of fashion icons such as Anna Wintour. Her brand, Domain of the Flowerings, showcases her pressed flower designs in high-end settings.
Born on an almond farm in Modesto, California, Tricia was raised by an inventor father and a school teacher mother. She moved to New York City to pursue her acting career, initially selling her art on the street while working towards her goals. Since making her Broadway debut in "A View from the Bridge", she has consistently worked in New York theatre, television, and film.
Her stage work includes playing Cressida in "Troilus and Cressida", originating the role of Donna in the Off-Broadway hit "Debbie Does Dallas", and co-starring in the inaugural production of "Lady from Dubuque" at the Signature Theatre. She has also appeared in the Broadway revival of "Fiddler on the Roof" and had recurring roles on TV shows such as "Saint X" and "Law and Order: SVU".
As a creator, Tricia has developed, produced, and starred in the cringe comedy web series "Mommy Blogger", a satire of influencer culture. The show was later optioned and re-titled "Like Me".
In her personal life, Tricia divides her time between her family's California farm, New York City, and England, where she lives with her husband, director Gabriel Barre, and their two sons. She is passionate about prison reform and has served as a volunteer chaplain at the Manhattan Detention Center for over a decade.
