Tracey Rimell is a children’s author, podcaster, songwriter, and actor. She is also founder of indie publishing company Break That Mould and a member of the Alliance of Independent Authors.
Writing
Tracey studied at the British College of Journalism and specialises in wellbeing, inclusion, and mental health writing. She is also a member of the Alliance of Independent Authors and founded indie publishing company Break That Mould.
Tracey writes across children’s fiction, blogs, and feature articles. To enquire about guest posts or articles, please contact tracey.enquiries@outlook.com
BOOKS
Tracey is passionate about changing the harmful media narrative that teaches us we aren’t good enough as we are. Her debut children’s book Everybody’s Body (published in 2021) tackles body positivity, inclusion, and digital awareness, while also aiming to plant healthy seeds for self-acceptance at a young age.
Music
Tracey has a long history of creating music, including studying music production at university and interning at a Welsh recording studio in her teenage years. She has played with several bands including the Half Moon All Stars and Sam Twigg & the Sometimes Band, worked as a musical theatre composer, and wrote and co-produced the Butterflies and Brawls EP which was released in 2007.
Acting
Tracey trained as a professional actor at The Rep College Drama School in 2011, and has been working in TV, film, and international theatre ever since.
Screen credits include Nurses Who Kill, Made in Chelsea, The Royals, Etiquette, and feature film Dawning of the Dead.
Theatre credits include Stella in A Streetcar Named Desire (Oxford Playhouse), Ginny in Relatively Speaking (Stockholm’s Maxim Theatr), Mary in Pickwick Papers (UK tour), Prince Charming in Cinderella (South England tour), Tess in Blue Stockings (Oxford Old Firestation), and Helene in Festen (Oxford Mathematical Institute).
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Podcast
In addition to her writing and performing work, Tracey is also a passionate advocate of self-acceptance and inclusion. She advocates for many areas such as neuro-diversity, mental health awareness, ethical non-monogamy, body positivity, and sex positivity.
In 2021, she launched her own wellbeing media company, Break That Mould, which has a mission to help people on their journey toward true self-acceptance and compassion.
She writes, produces, and hosts the Break That Mould podcast, which aims to open minds, start conversations, and challenge the unnecessary expectations we place on ourselves.
Find out more on the Break That Mould website.
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