Born on 22nd December 1958, Tracy was brought up with her sister, Rachel, on their father's estate in Oxfordshire. "It was a comfortable childhood, though I was really brought up by a nanny. My parents lived in London and I saw them about twice a month when they came down to the country". Tracy gained seven "O" and three "A" level exams at school, before going to Paris modelling. She then attended English Art College. At sixteen she posed nude for some photographs, just weeks after leaving school. She then became an art dealer at Christies Art Gallery and at Art Galleries in New York, having worked her way up from being a secretary. Tracy went to ALRA Drama school in London and also the London Drama Studio. In order to get her equity card, Tracy performed a sexy cabaret act around London pubs, which involved strutting across the stage as a naughty schoolgirl, stripping off a black camisole, black suspender belt, fishnet stockings and stiletto heels. She then did various plays in England. Small TV and film roles followed including DANCE WITH A STRANGER, MUSELLINI, DOCTOR WHO, CLUEDO and of course not forgetting C.A.T.S.EYES. In 1987, having done two series of C.A.T.S.EYES, Tracy married Harry Worcester, the Marquis of Worcester, making her the Marchioness of Worcester. They have three children together, Bobby was born in 1989, Bella was born in 1992 and Xan came into the World in 1995. In 1989, Tracy started working with Friends of the Earth, and is still today campaigning for the environment and against globalisation. Tracy's current workload and commitments are as follows: "I am a trustee of Friends of the Earth, The Gaia Foundation, Transport 2000, Schumacher Society of Bath Environment centre and associate Director of the International Society for Ecology and Culture. I am also President of the Good Gardener's Association and Community Action, and a member of the International Forum on Globalisation. My work invoves organising monthly dinners for environmentalists to meet with ministers, shadow ministers, heads of industry and the media. I support and take part in debates to promote local renewal as a means of countering economic globalisation. I also organise weekends and evenings for NGO's to discuss globalisation and to establish a common goal to move from global dependence to local interdependence". Find out more about Tracy's work by visiting her Web Site: http://www.tracyworcester.f9.co.uk/   TV CREDITS Doctor Who If Tomorrow Comes (mini series) C.A.T.S.EYES Cluedo The Marchioness and the Planet   As Director/Producer Is Small Still Beautiful? Gross National Happiness in Bhutan Pig Poland   FILMS Mussolini Dance with a Stranger Props   THEATRE Our Days Out (Nottingham Playhouse) Intimacy (Cafe Theatre)   DRAMA STUDIO The Provok'd Wife (Lady Brute) Anthony and Cleopatra (Cleopatra) Uncle Vanya (Maria) La Ronde (Sweet Girl) Playboy of the Western World South Pacific (Pamela) Jacques (Jaqueline) Saturday Sunday Monday (Virginia)