This week on Finding Your Bliss, Celebrity Interviewer and Bliss Coach Judy Librach is joined by Tracey Erin Smith!

Tracey Erin Smith is an internationally recognized transformational leader and creator. She is the founder of SOULO Theatre, originating in Toronto, with workshops in New York City, Tel Aviv, San Francisco, Vancouver and the UK. A proud Canadian, Tracey is an award-winning teacher, solo performer, theatre director, television producer and thought leader, employing personal stories for global transformation.

Tracey’s work has been seen Off-Broadway (including "The Burning Bush!" "The Clergy Project" and "We The Men") and on several stages the world over where she has been awarded Best of the Fringe (Toronto and NYC), the Broadway World Award (NYC), and the Audience Choice Award (NYC). She is the host, creator and co-producer of the award-winning documentary TV series "DRAG HEALS" (Amazon Prime, Apple TV, OUTtv).

Tracey is also a two-time Diamond First Place Award Winner for Best Theatre Instructor (The Toronto Star). Earlier this year she received a Life Time Achievement Award from The INSPIRE Awards and Tracey is currently nominated for two Canadian Screen Awards (The Canadian Oscar & Emmy’s), as one of the producers and the host of "Drag Heals."

She has helped create hundreds of one-person shows that have been performed on stages all over the world. In the spring of 2020, Tracey and her partner embarked on a life-changing adventure and purchased a gorgeous off-grid hunting and fishing lodge (former monastery) in Southwest Nova Scotia.

Tracey is also hard at work on her first book "Flying SOULO," due out this fall and is leading SOULO Intensives this summer at OMEGA (Rhinebeck, New York), BIRCHDALE (Nova Scotia) and HOLLYHOCK (British Columbia). 

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