Tracy Bartram

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Tracy Bartram (born June 17th in London , United Kingdom) is an Australian comedian, radio celebrity and singer.

Youth and education

Although born in London, Bartram grew up and lives in Melbourne , Australia.

Bartram attended Lyndale High School, Dandenong , from 1972, which she dropped out in 1977.

In 1989 she started doing stand-up comedy alongside her job in sales and marketing . Her first appearance lasted 10 minutes and took place at a Hilton hotel in Melbourne.

Career

radio

In 1994 Bartram started at the Perther radio station 94.5FM and performed with Fred Botica . After three years she moved back to her hometown and hosted the breakfast program on Melbourne's Fox FM with Matt Tilley , which became the station's most popular program for six years.

While at FOX FM, she interviewed many celebrities on her own show, the Hour of Power , including Susan Sarandon , Kristin Davis , Anastacia , Ronan Keating , Matt Damon , Jodie Foster , Geoffrey Rush, and Bob Geldof . After a break from radio from 2003 to 2005, Bartram presented from March 2006 on MIX 101.1 (now KIIS 101.1 ) together with comedian Tim Smith on the show Tracy and Tim for Breakfast . Bartram and Smith ended their engagement with Mix 101.1 in late November 2007.

From 2008 to 2010 was a presenter in the Red Symons breakfast show at 774 ABC Melbourne .

TV

Bartram had her first appearances on television in the daily TV shows of a Perther regional broadcaster Jenny Seaton Live and Mad About Movies , where she regularly brought funny news items. She was a regular guest on the talk show Beauty and the Beast and occasionally on other talk shows such as Good Morning Australia , Rove and Mornings with Kerri-Anne .

Live shows

Bartram writes and produces her own shows. In 1990 she started with " My Life Through the Eyes of a 60's Child ", followed in 1992 by " Lipstick on the Wattle " and in 1993 by " Tracy Bartram After Dark " ("Tracy Bartram after dark"). She also wrote the shows " Six Foot Silly and Sexy " in 1994 (Adelaide, Melbourne & Perth), " Six Foot Silly and Six Months Pregnant " ("Six Feet Crazy and Six Months Pregnant") 1994 (Edinburgh Fringe), " Discovering My Roots " 1998, a musical performance with a seven-piece band, " Rawhide " 2001 and " Tracy Bartram Live " 2003.

The show " Tracy Bartram Live " was recorded and was released on CD in 2004 on "Shock Records".

After leaving Fox FM in 2003, Bartram starred in the play Minefields and Miniskirts , wrote her show Illegally Blonde , which premiered at the 2004 Melbourne International Comedy Festival , and moved to Edinburgh in 2004 .

In 2008 she starred in " Mums The Word 2 - Teenagers " in Sydney and Perth.

In 2009 she founded her own band, The Tracy Bartram Band . She worked with jazz musicians "because both comedy and jazz are improvised". She interpreted classic pop songs as cool jazz . Her band consisted of piano, drums, guitar and singer.

Other professional activities

Bartram moderates company events, holds presentation workshops, helps addicts and does charitable work.

Trivia

Your year of birth is given in several places as 1959. However, this information was deleted by herself in her article in the English Wikipedia.

Bartram has a son.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ "Lyndale High School, Dandenong" is the information from Bartram's LinkedIn profile; probably Lyndale Secondary College is meant
  2. ↑ Tracy Bartram. In: linkedin.com. Retrieved January 22, 2015 .
  3. ↑ George Negus Tonight: Tracy Bartram. In: abc.net.au. June 8, 2004, accessed January 22, 2015 .
  4. ↑ Michael Lallo: Back in the mix. In: theage.com.au. November 30, 2006, accessed January 22, 2015 .
  5. ^ Tracy Bartram: Difference between revisions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. In: en.wikipedia.org. February 4, 2012, accessed January 22, 2015 .
personal data
SURNAME Bartram, Tracy
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Australian singer and comedian
DATE OF BIRTH 17th June 20th century
PLACE OF BIRTH London , UK