The small Scottish island of Islay is rightly famous for its massive exports of fine whisky. The island has another boast though - it's the place where Tracy Wiles first saw the light of day!

She trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama and was a winner of the coveted Carleton Hobbs BBC Radio Drama Award.

Tracy is a dynamic performer who packs a large bundle of talent into a small body. She can summon up a wide range of dialects and accents, in ages from teens to elderly.

Tracy's television work includes the BBC drama series Sea of Souls
and ITV1's Promoted to Glory, in which she appeared as Ken Stott's alcoholic mother
(in flashback, of course, as Tracy is really but a child!).
Theatre work has included Martha in The Childrens Hour and Lillian in Happy End.
She's been Gracie Fields in BBC Radio 4's Gracie and played roles in The Remains of the Day, Macbeth, The Piano and many other productions.
2007 sees her filming for the new Channel 4 drama series Britz and BBC TV's Holby City

Star sign: Leo

Likes: Art Deco, almonds and aeroplanes.
Dislikes: Spitting, shouting and smoking.