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Tracey Paleo

Tracey Paleo has been a Contributor to Broadway World Los Angeles since 2021. She is currently a Voting Member of the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle (LADCC),  a former LADCC Awards Chair and the Producer of the 2024 LADCC Streaming Awards Show. A digital first for any stage awards in Los Angeles. (In 2015 Tracey was also responsible for broadcasting the 1st Annual Stage Raw Awards live, via Twitter in 2015.  Also a first for any stage awards in Los Angeles. The broadcast garnered over a million and a half views and trended alongside, Madonna, The Avengers Movie and Drake). 

Tracey is the Publisher, Editor-n-Chief, and personality of the arts & culture site Gia On The Move  (since 2009). Her past bylines include FootLights Publishing (Managing Editor, Social Media Director, News Desk, Features), Discover Hollywood Magazine, The Tolucan Times, and WEHO News. As a former actor, she is widely known for her principle role as Darlene, in Martin Scorsese's, Oscar-Winning film, "The Departed".

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Favorite Stories

  • School of Night's, HELLAS, Is A Triumph of Stylized Storytelling - HELLAS written by Christopher Johnson is a masterful compilation of history that in its fullness examines the birth of Democracy. And it puts into context the politics, spanning more than a decade, that led up to the famed Battle of Thermopolae, also the subsequent battles of Salamis and then Plateau, where Sparta and Athena united their armies and naval fleets (creating the Delian League) and defeated the Persian invasion.
  • QUEEN MARGARETS VERSION OF SHAKESPEARES WAR OF THE ROSES - It is one of the few theatrical instances where I can shed light on the true history of a powerful female that has been unfairly defamed by historical propaganda and by the author of the play.


BWW Review: WE'RE NOT FRIENDS at Zephyr Theatre

BWW Review: WE'RE NOT FRIENDS at Zephyr Theatre

July 29, 2021

How is it that siblings can be absolutely superficial with one another?  Seemingly not care, have time, or energy, or desire to go deep and really hear what the others are saying?  Is, not knowing enough about one another, or knowing too much that creates the barrier to intimacy?

BWW Review: FORT HUACHUCA at the Zephyr Theatre

BWW Review: FORT HUACHUCA at the Zephyr Theatre

July 27, 2021

Denied membership in the American Red Cross during WWII, 180 black women of the 32nd and 33rd WAAC companies were reluctantly accepted into the Army, assumed their duties at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, and went on to contribute an important chapter to America's history.




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