Jeff Trachta

A frequent headliner with the Harrah’s Corporation, Jeff Trachta is one of the most sought-after performers in the corporate market.

His hilarious and heartfelt one-man show, Jeff Trachta Live! blends music, comedy and impressions with classic showmanship. The result is an entertainment experience that connects perfectly with every audience.

After earning worldwide fame in his starring role of “Thorne” on the CBS daytime drama, The Bold and the Beautiful, Jeff Trachta has taken his versatile talents to the stage with this one-man multimedia show, highlighting his leading man good looks, laser-sharp comedic timing and vocal skills that have earned him starring roles on Broadway.

From the opening number where Trachta surrounds himself with a hundred member gospel choir (all played by Trachta himself through the magic of multimedia), to a salute to Classic TV and a moving medley of timeless rock ballads, Trachta packs this hilarious and heartwarming show with something to please everyone.

Jeff made his Broadway debut starring as Danny Zuko in Tommy Tune’s revival of Grease at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre. Jeff’s award-winning one man play Agency ran for over a year in Los Angeles. He received rave reviews and won the coveted Robby Award and Los Angeles Critic Choice Award for Best Performance in a Solo Comedy Play. The show, which Jeff co-wrote, was produced by Castle Rock Entertainment. Jeff received an Ovation nomination and won the 1998 Dramalogue Award for Best Comedy Performance for his role as Kenny Brewster in the Los Angeles premiere of Three Guys Naked From The Waist Down. The Los Angeles Times states, “Trachta’s Kenny is a subversive, tragicomic tour-de-force. Whether he’s playing a Chihuahua in hysterics, singing a heartfelt ballad, or charting the crackup of a comic genius, Trachta is superb.”

Jeff’s other stage credits include: The Phantom in Phantom Of The Opera, Birdie in Bye, Bye, Birdie with Rue McClanahan, The Dentist in Little Shop of Horrors, Andy in Love Letters, Prince Charming in Cinderella, with television legends Steve Allen, Jayne Meadows and Rose Marie and Joseph in Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at ArtPark in New York. In the fall of 2000, he did the PBS TV-Special of Nuncrackers playing Father Virgil. In addition to the above, Jeff has played opposite some of the comics greats of our time, including Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller, Carol Channing, and Robert Klein.

Jeff television and film roles include guest starring on Pamela Anderson Lee’s international hit “V.I.P.,” co-starring as Brent Jeckyll in “Here Come The Munsters” for FOX Television, on Comedy Central’s “Strip Mall” with Julie Brown, ABC’s “Loving” as Hunter Belden, Boyce McDonald on “One Life To Live” also ABC, leading roles as Steve Caldwell in the film FATAL PASSION for Royal Oaks Entertainment, and J.J. in the film DO IT UP directed by Robby Benson. He also co-produced and starred in the film INTERLOCKED also released as BOLD AFFAIR. And the soon to-be-released feature film include POISON for Franchise Pictures. Jeff has also appeared on numerous talk and news shows from “LIVE with Regis and Kathy Lee,” to “Good Morning America,” and “Entertainment Tonight”.

Hosting credits include The Miss World Pageant, Miss National Pre-teen Pageant (3 times), and Miss South Africa Pageant to name a few.

Jeff is also a popular stand-up comedian and impressionist. The Los Angeles Times calls him, “Hilarious! Trachta displays a vocal versatility to rival the late Mel Blanc’s.”

In between his busy schedule, Jeff is currently developing his fourth album.