Tracy Lyon-Danoff is a native Washingtonian and a lifelong theater devotee. Like many in her generation, Tracy’s first show was Annie. By the time her mother took her to see Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat just a couple of years later, she was hooked. Although she loved treading the boards as a youth, she now enjoys experiencing shows as an audience member. Tracy went from audience member to theater reviewer when she joined Talkin’ Broadway in 2001. She held that post for five years before taking some time off from writing to concentrate on family. Tracy lives in the suburbs of Washington, DC with her husband and their very dramatic dog.
A mysterious accented woman, some kooky innkeepers and an innocent man on the run are just three of the multitude of characters performed in Olney Theatre's The 39 Steps.
Singing knights, flying cows and a killer rabbit are just a few things you can expect from Spamalot, the Tony Award winning musical that has landed in DC at the Warner Theatre.