Giving Something Good . . .

Tricia Grennan is a Chicago-native, who, after a long absence has returned to her roots in the “Windy City.”  Before leaving, she was a regular on the Chicago stage, including appearances at the Beacon Street Theatre and Pegasus Players.  She was also featured for many years in The Goodman Theatre’s production of “A Christmas Carol.”  When not acting, Tricia could regularly be seen singing her heart out at clubs like Boombala and The Royal George Cabaret.

In addition to her acting, she is also a songwriter and a member of ASCAP.  Drawing her musical inspiration from such diverse talents like Rosemary Clooney, John Pizzarelli, Barry Manilow, Johnny Mercer, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Sting, Eva Cassidy, Tony Bennett, Tracy Chapman, and Bonny Raitt, Tricia writes music and lyrics with heart and soul.  Defying a category, her songs span the musical spectrum from jazz to folk.

During her absence from Chicago, Tricia has continued to write music and perform.  In her own words, she wants to “give something good, serve someone who needs to be touched, and entertain.”  Now that she’s returned to her roots, her songwriting continues, and she can frequently be seen performing around town.

For more information on Tricia Grennan, where she's performing, and what the critics have to say about her, click on the links to the left.

You can reach Tricia via email here.