Tracey Yarad

03/31/2026

So proud of all of the hard work on ‘all these pretty things’, my one woman musical memoir 🎹 the show picked up two awards at the Adelaide Fringe festival a weekly award and then the final best award for Music…. I was on my way to Sydney when the awards ceremony was taking place trying to watch the live stream and then received an email saying that I was a winner. 🏆 really such a huge surprise and equally an honour amongst so many incredible shows at the Fringe.

if you didn’t see the show, you can catch it in Hollywood in June this year or in Rochester in September or hopefully at a theatre near you soon that’s the plan

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03/13/2026

Thanks award judges

don’t miss the show in Taree at the Manning entertainment Centre. There’s still a few tickets left but it’s selling fast.


March 20

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03/01/2026

https://artsreview.com.au/on-the-couch-with-tracey-yarad-2/

On the Couch features Tracey Yarad - who will present All These Pretty Things at The Box at ARTHUR ARTHOUSE, as part of the 2026 Adelaide Fringe, from 5 - 10 March.

02/15/2026

I’ve arrived in Australia — a little ragged after the 17-hour direct flight to Auckland, then on to Sydney, followed by a four-hour drive north to Taree. It’s a journey.

02/15/2026

https://traceyyarad.com/campaigns/1111961

I’ve arrived in Australia — a little ragged after the 17-hour direct flight to Auckland, then on to Sydney, followed by a four-hour drive north to Taree. It’s a journey.

02/15/2026

02/14/2026

... and now THE PODCAST!
Blue Mountains Live – Podcast Episode
https://bluemountainslive.com.au/podcasts/

On this week’s episode of Blue Mountains Live, The Professor brings together two remarkable artists whose creative journeys have carried them far beyond the Mountains — yet remain deeply connected to home.

First, he speaks with Tracey Yarad — Australian-born, New York-based singer, songwriter and storyteller — about her internationally acclaimed one-woman show All These Pretty Things. Tracey shares the story behind the show’s creation: from early chart success in the ’90s and years performing in Japan, to building a thriving music school in Katoomba, and ultimately reinventing herself in New York after a life-changing personal chapter. She reflects on turning heartbreak into theatre, the vulnerability of solo performance, touring Edinburgh Fringe and London, and what it means to bring this deeply personal work to the Blue Mountains Theatre stage.

In the second half, The Professor catches up with Andie, the fiercely independent Blue Mountains singer-songwriter who has just returned from nearly two years in Glasgow. They dive into her brand-new self-produced album The Eye of the Storm — a 14-track work born from introspection, resilience and creative freedom. Andie discusses writing without compromise, producing and performing every instrument herself, reconnecting with Tracey overseas, and preparing for her first band launch in years.

It’s a conversation about reinvention, artistic courage, creative community and the long road home.

Settle in for music, honesty and two powerful stories of transformation.

TraceyYarad is appearing at The Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub on Friday 29th Feb

https://www.bluemountainstheatre.com.au/what-s-on/season-2026/all-these-pretty-things-tracey-yarad/

Andie is appearing at the Little Lost Bookshop in Katoomba on the 21st Feb.

https://bluemountainslive.com.au/podcasts/

02/14/2026

02/09/2026

02/09/2026

The preview of All These Pretty Things Friday February 6th, played to a sold-out house. Great for a run!!! With a very humbling Standing O.....thank you and thanks you for the pics by Perez Images Perez Jazz Perez Next shows: AUSTRALIA Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub February 20th Adelaide Fringe Feb 28- March 14 The Manning Entertainment Centre Manning Entertainment Centre

Directed by David Deblinger