Lucy Walsh

Lucy Marie Walsh is an American stage trained actress of Irish descent, known for her television, film and theatre roles. Lucy is also a classical pianist, singer/songwriter, and film composer. Award-Winning stage credits Include: Shakespeare's "The Tempest" (Ariel), "Antony and Cleopatra" (Cleopatra), "Much Ado About Nothing" (Beatrice), "Comedy of Errors" (Adriana), "The Motherfu**er With the Hat", "The Art of Dining", "I Stand Before You Naked", "Love Allways" and more. Known for her Television role on the 9th season of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" opposite Elizabeth Banks and of course Larry David, Walsh has also Guest Starred on "NCIS" and recently appeared on "Criminal Minds", directed by the show's Tony-Winning star Joe Mantegna. Her feature films include Garry Marshall's final film "Mother's Day" opposite Jason Sudeikis. Lucy's original song "Winter Coat" is also in the film. During the pandemic, Lucy launched podcast "The Lucy & Annabel Show" with Annabel Jones (daughter of Monkees' Davy Jones), where they weekly discuss their wild upbringings and relatable ups and downs of #adulting. Their candor and hilarious banter is quickly gaining traction and fantastic reviews with over 6,000 downloads within just a few months. Lucy is also a classically trained pianist and a professional singer and songwriter. She just finished composing the original musical score for the film "Normal" which is now festival bound. She grew up in a musical family: Her father is Joe Walsh, her Uncle is Ringo Starr, and her Grandmother was a pianist for New York City ballet. Signed to various record deals including David Letterman's label and Island Def Jam by Jay Z, Lucy has toured internationally with her music, most recently with Maroon 5. She has performed on National Television with MTV's hit show "Rock the Cradle", earning the highest judge's score and described by the show's all-star judges as "The one to beat". Lucy has sung the National Anthem at Dodger Stadium, for President Bill Clinton, Tiger Woods and LA Mayor Eric Garcetti. Lucy's Roy Orbison cover is featured on his recent "Under the Covers" album, and she is next featured in Billy Bob Thornton's new musical film project "And Then We Drove". Her music has been recorded by multiple recording artists in several languages, and her original songs have over 1 million plays online.