Gracie Lawrence

Gracie Lawrence is a multifaceted actor and musician who effortlessly bridges the worlds of soul‑pop and screen performance. Raised in a musical Jewish family in New York City, she began performing alongside her brother Clyde in Lower Manhattan cafés as a child. The duo blossomed into the eight‑piece band Lawrence, releasing four studio albums -- Breakfast (2016), Living Room (2018), Hotel TV (2021), and Family Business (2024) -- and achieving acclaim with tracks like “Don’t Lose Sight,” which featured in a Microsoft commercial and charted in the Top 40. The band’s high‑energy performances have earned them spots at major festivals like Coachella and Bonnaroo, opening slots for the Jonas Brothers, The Rolling Stones, and appearances on "The Tonight Show," "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert", and "Jimmy Kimmel Live."

Parallel to her music career, Lawrence has cultivated a solid acting résumé. She debuted on Broadway at age 12 in "Brighton Beach Memoirs" and wracked up television credits with roles in "The Americans," "Billions," "Younger," and as Kacey in season three of "The Sex Lives of College Girls." In April 2025, she made a celebrated return to Broadway starring opposite Jonathan Groff as Connie Francis in "Just in Time," earning her first Tony nomination for Best Featured Actress in a Musical.