Tracy Pelzer-Timm
- Actress
- Costume and Wardrobe Department
- Production Department
Tracy Pelzer-Timm is an Iowa-based actress, singer, director, and creative collaborator with experience spanning theatre, independent film, and behind-the-scenes production support. She's known for Death by Fruitcake (2026), Something Blue (2009) and The Bride Wore Blood (2006).
With nearly 150 performance credits across stage and screen, Tracy is known for emotionally grounded, character-driven performances that blend warmth, humor, resilience, and humanity. Her work includes musical theatre, comedy, dramatic roles, independent film, directing, wardrobe support, continuity and script supervision assistance, and cast/crew coordination.
In addition to performing, Tracy enjoys contributing to the collaborative energy of production environments and has supported multiple projects both on camera and behind the scenes. Her passion for storytelling extends beyond performance into helping productions run smoothly, creatively, and with strong human connection.
Outside of entertainment, Tracy is also an advocate for joyful movement, wellness, and whole-human living, often sharing her love of jump rope, creativity, and "micro actions, macro impact."
When she’s not on stage or on set, she can usually be found chasing rainbows, supporting local arts communities, and finding new ways to help people feel more alive and connected.
With nearly 150 performance credits across stage and screen, Tracy is known for emotionally grounded, character-driven performances that blend warmth, humor, resilience, and humanity. Her work includes musical theatre, comedy, dramatic roles, independent film, directing, wardrobe support, continuity and script supervision assistance, and cast/crew coordination.
In addition to performing, Tracy enjoys contributing to the collaborative energy of production environments and has supported multiple projects both on camera and behind the scenes. Her passion for storytelling extends beyond performance into helping productions run smoothly, creatively, and with strong human connection.
Outside of entertainment, Tracy is also an advocate for joyful movement, wellness, and whole-human living, often sharing her love of jump rope, creativity, and "micro actions, macro impact."
When she’s not on stage or on set, she can usually be found chasing rainbows, supporting local arts communities, and finding new ways to help people feel more alive and connected.
