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Years active
  
1993–present

Children
  
Anoushka Cowan

Spouse
  
Rob Cowan (m. 2004)

Role
  
Television actress

Name
  
Tracy-Ann Oberman


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Occupation
  
Actress, playwright, writer

Education
  
Central School of Speech and Drama

Nominations
  
The British Soap Award for Best Newcomer

Movies and TV shows
  
EastEnders, Hector and the Search for Happi, Big Train, Moomins on the Riviera, Filth

Similar People
  
Danny Dyer, Adam Woodyatt, Kellie Bright, Peter Chelsom, Rob Cowan

Profiles

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Tracy-Ann Oberman (born Tracy Anne Oberman, 25 August 1966, Brent, Greater London) is an English television, theatre and radio actress. Best known for her role as Chrissie Watts in BBC1 soap opera EastEnders from 2004–05. Also a writer, Oberman has contributed to a number of radio sketch shows and in 2008 co-authored with Diane Samuels the play Three Sisters on Hope Street. In 2010 she wrote and starred alongside Catherine Tate in her BBC Radio 4 play Bette and Joan and Baby Jane and in 2012 wrote the BBC Radio 4 play Rock and Doris and Elizabeth. In 2015 she wrote and starred in the third part of her Hollywood Trilogy for BBC Radio 4, Mrs Robinson, I Presume, alongside John Simm and Kevin Bishop. Oberman was a regular columnist for The Guardian newspaper during 2007.

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Following training at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London, Oberman spent four years with the Royal Shakespeare Company, before joining the National Theatre. Her theatrical experience includes appearing with Kenneth Branagh in David Mamet's Edmond (2003) and a run in the West End revival of Boeing-Boeing (2007–08). She recently appeared in a production of Earthquakes in London in its 2011 run as Sarah Sullivan.

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Oberman's TV credits include Doctor Who, Mistresses, Robin Hood, and Doctors. Prior to EastEnders Oberman appeared in a variety of television programmes including Casualty (1997–98), Kiss Me Kate (1998), and The Bill (2000), and carved out a comedic niche with leading roles in Bob Martin (2000–2001), Lenny Henry In Pieces (2000–2003), Big Train, Toast of London and Friday Night Dinner (2011–present). Oberman has performed in more than 600 radio plays since the mid-90s. She also had a recurring role in the penultimate and last series of procedural comedy-drama New Tricks (2014–15) as Fiona Kennedy, forensic pathologist.

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Oberman is also a column contributor to The Guardian and was a regular contributor to the Jewish Chronicle (2009–2014). She also contributes to Red Magazine. She also writes radio plays for BBC Radio 4.

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Background

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Tracy-Ann Oberman was born in Brent, Greater London. She grew up in North London, attending Heathfield School for Girls, before going on to study Classics at Leeds University; however, after a year she moved to Manchester University to pursue drama. After graduating she was accepted into the Central School of Speech and Drama, where she trained as an actor. In 1991, Oberman studied for a term at the Moscow Arts Theatre School as part of her training. Oberman has spoken of how her drive for professionalism was a result of her parents' initial concern with her career choice.

Coming from a strong legal background, her family "weren’t wildly happy" about her desire to become an actress: "My parents were always making me watch Rumpole of the Bailey, going ‘You see? It’s just like acting, you make things up, you wear a wig and a funny outfit. Why not the law?’ But I just always, always wanted to act, as far back as I remember." Joining the Royal Shakespeare Company though, finally won her parents over. However, in a 2004 interview Oberman noted that her father's death seven years earlier prevented him seeing the development of her career and her national success as an actor: "I've come a long way in my career since he died and I wish he was here to see it. He was a big EastEnders fan so I know he'd be very, very proud of me."

Acting

After leaving the Central School of Speech and Drama, Oberman joined the Royal Shakespeare Company. In 1993 she took part in the RSC's award-winning production of Christopher Marlowe's Tamburlaine as "Olympia". This was followed by roles in The Changeling, as "Diaphanta", A Jovial Crew in the part of "Joan Cope", and The Beggar's Opera where she played Molly Brazen. In 1994 she completed her run at the RSC playing in Macbeth and A Christmas Carol. After performing in a number of West End productions, Oberman played at the Royal National Theatre in Waiting for Leftie during 1999. This was followed by a starring turn in School Play at the Soho Theatre. The play was lauded by Michael Billington as a "remarkable" production, with The Guardian critic praising Oberman for her successful portrayal of "Miss Fay" as "the teacher torn between her own career and her pupil's potential".

In 2003, Oberman returned to the National Theatre in Edmond, playing opposite Kenneth Branagh in her debut at the National and his first forray into acting after six years of directing. Her role as wife to Branagh's title character was well received by critics, Norman Miller in a BBC News review commending Oberman for making a particular "impression" despite being only one part out of thirty "whirling through scenes" in a play that runs barely over an hour. That year also saw her star in Hello and Goodbye at the Southwark Playhouse in what would be her final stage performance for four years. The play was highly acclaimed. According to Fiona Mountford in The Evening Standard, the production was "given the outing of its life by" Oberman and her co-star, Zubin Varla. The review in The British Theatre Guide was similarly positive, praising Oberman who "rages away" in the role of "Hester", and delivers "one of the best performances in town".

In addition to the stage, Oberman began working in radio after she left the RSC and has appeared in over 600 radio plays.

She has acted in radio drama and radio comedy, appearing regularly on BBC Radio 4 as a member of the station's unofficial "repertory" company, including; The Way It Is (1998–2001), the leading role in The Attractive Young Rabbi (1999–2002), The Sunday Format (1999–2004), and Getting Nowhere Fast.

She has appeared in many TV programmes including; The Way It Is (2000), Bob Martin (2000–2001) opposite Michael Barrymore, Lenny Henry in Pieces (2000–2001), Big Train (2002), SuperTex (2003) and in episodes of Doctors, The Last Detective, Where the Heart Is, The Bill, Casualty. She played the previously unseen character of Marion in a special half-hour episode of the monologue series Marion and Geoff in 2001. "New Tricks"( BBC1), "The Best of Men" (BBC2), Toast of London and "Friday Night Dinner" both for Channel4.

She has also written comedy sketches and a sitcom for BBC Three, The Harringham Harker.

In 2004, Oberman was runner up on a celebrity edition of Mastermind, for which her specialist subject was the "Imperial Roman family". She appeared on Test The Nation.

Television and Eastenders

Her first major television role was in 1997 when she was cast as Zoe Gerrard, a security officer in the medical drama Casualty. In 1998, she joined the cast of Comedy Nation, a satirical sketch show that featured some of Britain's leading up-and-coming comedians, such as Sacha Baron Cohen, Julian Barratt, and Robert Webb. This was followed by an assortment of parts in various television productions, including a performance in a two-part story for the police serial The Bill in 2000. That year Oberman was cast as series regular "Beverly Jordan" opposite Michael Barrymore in Bob Martin, and became a lead performer in the award-nominated Lenny Henry in Pieces, starring comedian Lenny Henry, which ran until 2003. In 2002 Oberman joined the second and final series of the sketch show Big Train, performing beside comedians Simon Pegg and Catherine Tate. The following year saw the Harringham Harker move from radio to television as part of BBC 2's Autumn line-up alongside The Office and Coupling, with Oberman continuing in her role as lead and writer.

In 2004 Oberman moved away from comedy to join the BBC's long running soap drama EastEnders, after she was cast as Chrissie Watts, the second wife of "one of the best-loved villains in soap history", 'Dirty' Den Watts. It was a role she played for almost two years, and which brought her "stratospheric fame". Before long, Oberman would become one of the leading stars of the show and at the forefront of several storylines. At the time, though, television critics pointed to Oberman's extensive theatrical background and questioned "why would an actress with such pedigree agree to be in EastEnders?" Oberman has continuously responded by placing the move in the context of her professional exposure, noting her position as a "jobbing actress" at the time and her desire to return to drama after her recent comedic roles. Making her debut on 29 April, Oberman was viewed as an "overnight success" in the role of Chrissie, with Amy Raphael of The Telegraph feeling that the actress "easily upstaged the rest of the cast with her three-dimensional portrayal of a classic soap bitch". In 2005, "18 million people" watched her character kill Den in a fit of rage to mark the 20th anniversary of EastEnders, with Oberman "anchoring" the show's success that year and dominating drama as Chrissie, who "packed into a year what most soap characters do in three." Commenting on her role two years after she left the show, Oberman concluded:

She also starred in 'Waterloo Road' for one episode.

Oberman described her time on EastEnders as "hectic", leading her to depart the show during December 2005. However, the role of Chrissie has remained a defining point of her career. In a recent interview, Oberman remarked: "Chrissie was such a wonderful character and the show was watched by so many people, especially the murder of Den, that it opened up doors that I never thought it would. I had some fantastic offers when I left, there was film and theatre... it was wonderful for me; EastEnders is a very good calling card." Oberman has also recently declared her willingness to return to the part of Chrissie and EastEnders, even if only to provide a resolution for the character.

From 2012 to 2015 Oberman played Mrs Purchase in Matt Berry and Arthur Mathew's award-winning comedy for Channel 4, Toast of London.

In May–July 2013 Oberman filmed the 6 part series Give Out Girls for Sky Living/Big Talk productions as Debbie, the head of Hot Staff promotions girls.It will air in 2014.

In 2013 Oberman filmed the third series of Friday Night Dinner for Channel 4.

In January 2014 Oberman played the character Audrey MacMurray in the final episode of the second series of Father Brown which was shown on BBC1 in their afternoon schedul E and later in the evening on BBC2 in their evening schedule.

Also that year she became part of CRIMS for BBC3 playing 'hard as nails' Governor Riley.

New Tricks,the high ratings BBC1 drama, saw her appear regularly in as forensic anthropologist-Fiona Kennedy (series 11 and 12).

Later work

Before leaving EastEnders, Oberman provided the voice of "Miss Dickson" in the adult-themed cartoon Bromwell High for Channel Four. It was also announced that Oberman would guest star in the second series of the revived Doctor Who, playing the character of Yvonne Hartman, whom she described as "a sophisticated sort of baddie", with a BBC source declaring Oberman "perfect to play evil Yvonne and will be brilliant at terrorising the next generation of viewers". The two-part series finale entitled "Army of Ghosts" and "Doomsday", aired in July 2006, attracting audiences of 8.19 million and 8.22 million respectively. Oberman extols her appearance in Doctor Who as a career highlight, being a "self-confessed Whovian" or fan of the show: "Some people, their life’s ambition is to walk in and see the Queen Vic, mine was to see a Tardis and a sonic screwdriver... and a Dalek!" That year also saw Oberman plan a return to the National Theatre in Mike Leigh's play, Two Thousand Years. Leigh had already asked Oberman to appear as part of the original cast, but she declined given her hectic schedule on EastEnders at the time. However, after she signed up for the 2006 production and began attending rehearsals she fell ill, a blood test revealing that she was pregnant, forcing her to pull out of the play. Instead, Oberman signed on to the BBC One six-part comedy drama series Sorted as series regular Amy, alongside Will Mellor.

She took a couple of years away from acting following the birth of her daughter. Although she undertook a one-off performance of The Oak Tree at the Soho Theatre in 2007, it wasn't until the end of the year that she returned full-time to work in the West End revival of Boeing-Boeing, playing "Gretchen" opposite Jean Marsh and Jennifer Ellison. In 2008 she also made a brief return to TV in the CBBC production Summerhill.

In July 2008 Oberman continued her theatre run by starring in the world premiere of On the Rocks as Frieda Lawrence, wife of novelist D. H. Lawrence. The play, by Amy Rosenthal, follows the marriage of the Lawrences during one idyllic summer in 1916, and received generally favourable reviews, with Arts critic Michael Billington describing Oberman's performance as "capturing Frieda's intense love-hate relationship with her impossible partner". Similarly, the Mail praised "Miss Oberman" as "convincingly saucy and dim", but questioned whether her German accent needed to be "Kvite So Heffy?". The censure was echoed by Nicholas de Jongh in the Evening Standard in his less than enthusiastic review of the play, criticising Oberman for her "often unintelligible German accent". However, most reviews followed the line taken by Benedict Nightingale of The Times in declaring Oberman to have given a "fine performance... as a gloriously sensual, blowsily defiant Frieda".

In 2009, Oberman made a number of guest starring roles in BBC television programmes, beginning with Mistresses in which she played the owner of a sex-toy company. This was followed by a part in the BBC One drama Robin Hood, as the wife of the Sherriff of York. In September, Oberman returned to the medical series Doctors five years after first appearing in the programme, undertaking the role of 'black widow' Cathy Harley. However, Oberman was most excited about her part in the "web thriller" Girl Number 9, which she playfully described as "the first Twitter-related drama that there's ever been!" Penned by James Moran, the adult themed online horror series was headlined as a "big step forward" for British web drama, with Oberman playing the lead detective "Lyndon" beside Gareth David-Lloyd.

At the end of 2009, Oberman returned to radio to star in "Gregory Evans’ mind-boggling play" Shirleymander for Radio 4, with reviewer Moira Petty describing Oberman's turn as Dame Shirley Porter as "freakishly real". In 2010 Oberman remained with the radio medium, performing opposite Catherine Tate.

Oberman kept up her string of TV guest appearances with a role in the drama Tracy Beaker Returns, playing "Terrie Fender", a travel agent and con artist. She also joined the junior spy series M.I. High, as the "Grand Mistress". Appearing on the chat show, The Wright Stuff, Oberman revealed that she undertook the part because M. I. High was her nephew's favourite programme, but also added that she was a fan herself, describing it as a "junior version of Spooks.

She also recently appeared on CBBC's Sadie J, playing Sadie's housekeeper, Tamara. In 2011 Oberman played Auntie Val in the Channel4 Friday Night Dinner.

She is about to play Sarah in the touring production of Earthquakes in London by Mike Bartlett which is an updated, newly staged version of the National Theatre and Headlongs production earlier in the year.

She appeared in BBC2's moving film about the Paralympics "Best Of Men" as Else Guttman.

In December 2012 Oberman will return to the stage at The Hampstead Theatre in the premiere of Old Money by Sarah Wooley playing opposite Maureen Lipman to be directed by Terry Johnson. In 2015, Oberman played the role of Isabella Blow in the play McQueen at the St. James Theatre, London.

Writing

From 2006–2007 Tracy-Ann Oberman was a regular columnist for The Guardian newspaper.

Oberman wrote and performed in her first BBC Radio 4 play which went out to great critical acclaim on 29 April 2010. Catherine Tate played Bette Davis and Oberman herself ( after persuasion by the producer ) played Joan Crawford with Lorelei King as Hedda Hopper. The play was Pick of The Week by Gillian Reynolds and garnered a huge amount of press interest due to the subject matter, and it being Oberman's first radio play.

She subsequently followed this up three weeks later by writing and performing her own BBC R4 short story called "Girl on an Island" as part of a series of three called Actors Voices ( along with Anna Massie and James Dreyfus)

On 16 October 2012 BBC Radio 4 Broadcast her second radio play Rock and Doris and Elizabeth ( starring Frances Barber and Johnathan Hyde as Rock Hudson and Doris Day and Oberman as Elizabeth Taylor) to very positive feedback. It followed Rock Hudson's AIDS scandal hitting the world's media after appearing on his old friend Doris Day's cable network show. Radio Drama Review online described it as "poignant and utterly spellbinding".

Three Sisters on Hope Street

In 2007 Oberman co-wrote Three Sisters on Hope Street with playwright and neighbour Diane Samuels. The play is a reinterpretation of Chekhov's The Three Sisters, transferring events to Liverpool after World War II and re-casting the Pozorov sisters as three Jewish Englishwomen. In an interview on Radio 4, Oberman spoke of the original inspiration and long gestation of the play:

Oberman described her work as "A kind of Three Sisters via Woody Allen", reflecting the humour she saw in Chekhov's story. She expanded upon this personal connection in an article for The Guardian: "Chekhov wrote about a world I recognised from my childhood – where intense pain is covered by bravura and humour, and where intense longing is masked by self-deprecation and wit. There was the same obsession with death, the same fierce familial loyalty, the same tendency toward melodrama – as well as a great passion for food." After returning from Moscow, Oberman continued to work on her reinterpretation for the next 15 years, but lacked the confidence to take her project further. However, after her success in EastEnders she was offered "a lot of work" and was "in a position where I could green-light stuff for myself", determining that "this was the moment when I was going to make this dream happen".

A chance discussion with Diane Samuels in the back of a taxi one night led to collaboration between the two. Oberman had had difficulty deciding where to transpose Chekhov's narrative, with Samuels offering up the idea of Liverpool, her home town, and the two agreeing on the post-war time frame: "Liverpudlians have their own black sense of humour and comic timing, born out of having their city blown to smithereens during the war". This informed the new Jewish sensibility of the play which was anchored to the tone of Chekhov's original, where the melodrama of the Pozorov family masked the pain and social upheaval all about them. Oberman felt this echoed the way the Jewish community in Britain acted in the wake of the Holocaust: "people that close to the Second World War just didn’t talk about it – a bit like the elephant in the room". The intent of the play was "to take a family who have the Holocaust hanging over them, and still have them laugh and moan and bicker while wondering what's for breakfast".

Three Sisters on Hope Street opened at the Everyman in Liverpool on 25 January before beginning a second run at Hampstead Theatre in London. The play received "rave reviews", being described as "an inventive reimagining" and "a bold, fresh and fruitful reinterpretation", showcasing "lively and intelligent" writing. Philip Key in the Liverpool Daily Post praised the adaptation as successfully capturing the sensibility of Liverpool, enabling the story to "be familiar to both theatre-goers and many Liverpudlians." Peter Fisher of The British Theatre Guide was even more ecstatic, describing the production as a "superb project" and a "superb evening's entertainment". However, other reviewers were more ambiguous, with Michael Coveney branding the play a "clever re-write" but poorly served by the actors involved. Similarly, The Guardian Arts editor felt the piece to be "a surprisingly faithful transposition", which "ingeniously" solves some of the problems inherent in relocating the original, but objected to what he saw was a "dependence on authorial cleverness in finding post-war parallels to their source".

Other work

Oberman has appeared as a guest reviewer on an episode of Film 2007 with Jonathan Ross, as a contestant on a Doctor Who special of The Weakest Link. She was the second one voted off. And as a special guest performer in Tim Crouch's two-hander The Oak Tree at the Soho Theatre. In 2004 she came a close second place on Celebrity Mastermind, specialist subject being The Imperial Roman Family Augustus to Claudius Caesar.

In September 2005 she was a guest on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross In 2006 she was the guest on Nigel Slater's A Taste of My Life and in 2007 Oberman appeared on BBC One's Saturday Kitchen. She has featured in the BBC Radio 4 show Rudy's Rare Records.

Oberman is also known for her narration of advertisements and documentaries such as Five's I'm A Celebrity: Who Really Won!.

She is featured in the video for The Yeah You's debut single "15 Minutes", hosting her own fictional chat show, interviewing the rock band.

She made it through to the quarter-finals of Celebrity MasterChef in 2009. She is a keen science fiction buff. She is a regular panellist on The Wright Stuff.

Oberman hosted the "2009 International Hall of Fame Awards" at the International Women's Forum World Leadership Conference in Miami, 7–9 October.

In 2011 Oberman appeared in Born To Shine singing folk music and playing the guitar.

Personal life

In 2004, Oberman became engaged to music producer Rob Cowan. The couple were honeymooning in Thailand when the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami struck. In an interview with The People, Oberman described the experience as "one of those crystallized moments in my life. It's made me focus on the people I love. It also showed me the incredible generosity people are capable of. When you have seen something like that, you also stop taking the trivia so seriously".

In 2005, Oberman was cast in Mike Leigh's play Two Thousand Years at the National Theatre but had to drop out when she became ill. In August 2006, Oberman gave birth to a girl at a Central London hospital.

Filmography

Actress
2022
The Walk-In (TV Mini Series) as
Deputy Chief Magistrate Arbuthnot
- Episode #1.2 (2022) - Deputy Chief Magistrate Arbuthnot
2020
Code 404 (TV Series) as
Helen Chalmers
2022
Night of the Broken (Short) as
Gertrude Rosen (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2022
Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators (TV Series) as
Cordelia Shakespeare
- Hunger for Bread (2022) - Cordelia Shakespeare (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2019
After Life (TV Series) as
Rebecca
- Episode #3.6 (2022) - Rebecca (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #2.5 (2020) - Rebecca
- Episode #2.3 (2020) - Rebecca
- Episode #2.2 (2020) - Rebecca
- Episode #1.4 (2019) - Rebecca
2022
Toast of Tinseltown (TV Series) as
Mrs. Purchase
- Anger Man (2022) - Mrs. Purchase
2021
Midsomer Murders (TV Series) as
Sally Ann Barker
- The Witches Of Angel's Rise (2021) - Sally Ann Barker
2016
Escape to the Chateau (TV Series) as
Narrator
- Colour Boards, Rendering & an Old Gadage (2021) - Narrator (voice)
- Attic & a Celestial-Inspired Sky Bar (2021) - Narrator (voice)
- Storage & Memory Furnishings (2021) - Narrator (voice)
- Great British Garden Party & the Roof (2021) - Narrator (voice)
- Chateau Roof & the Preserves Cupboard (2021) - Narrator (voice)
- Gardening & the Coach House (2021) - Narrator (voice)
- - at Christmas (2020) - Narrator (voice)
- Pop-Up Restaurant, Orangery, Celebration (2020) - Narrator (voice)
- Orangery, Daybeds & Unexpected History (2020) - Narrator (voice)
- Wash House, Trench & Vintage Bike (2020) - Narrator (voice)
- Sloe Gin, Library & Ceiling Rose (2020) - Narrator (voice)
- Supersized Workshop (2020) - Narrator (voice)
- At Christmas (2019) - Narrator (voice)
- Riverboat (2019) - Narrator (voice)
- Autumn Renovation (2019) - Narrator (voice)
- Camper Van (2019) - Narrator (voice)
- The Party of a Lifetime (2019) - Narrator (voice)
- Weddings & Aviaries (2019) - Narrator (voice)
- A Boat in the Moat (2019) - Narrator (voice)
- Winter Returns (2019) - Narrator (voice)
- The Great Outdoors (2019) - Narrator (voice)
- Designing the Dream (2019) - Narrator (voice)
- Restoring the Dream (2019) - Narrator (voice)
- - at Christmas (2018) - Narrator (voice)
- Harvest Time (2018) - Narrator (voice)
- Cafe Grandma (2018) - Narrator (voice)
- Peak Summer (2018) - Narrator (voice)
- Parkour & Turret (2018) - Narrator (voice)
- In the Attic (2018) - Narrator (voice)
- Glamping (2018) - Narrator (voice)
- A Floating Dome (2018) - Narrator (voice)
- Harvest and Birthday (2018) - Narrator (voice)
- Weddings, Stables & Staircases (2018) - Narrator (voice)
- The Wedding Season (2017) - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Spring (2017) - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Only 20 Rooms to Go (2017) - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Christmas at the Chateau (2016) - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Fishing, Foraging and an Elevator (2016) - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Pig Roaster, Versailles Loo and First Day at School (2016) - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Moat, Pineapple Chandeliers and a Wedding (2016) - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Chickens, Heating and a Blank Canvas (2016) - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Finding the Chateau (2016) - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2021
Sandylands (TV Mini Series) as
Donna Vegas
- Episode #2.3 (2021) - Donna Vegas (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #2.2 (2021) - Donna Vegas (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #2.1 (2021) - Donna Vegas (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2021
Ridley Road (TV Series) as
Nancy Malinovsky
- Episode #1.4 (2021) - Nancy Malinovsky (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.3 (2021) - Nancy Malinovsky
- Episode #1.2 (2021) - Nancy Malinovsky
- Episode #1.1 (2021) - Nancy Malinovsky
2021
The Holden Girls: Mandy & Myrtle (TV Series) as
Narrator
- Episode #1.4 (2021) - Narrator (voice)
- Episode #1.3 (2021) - Narrator (voice)
- Episode #1.2 (2021) - Narrator (voice)
- Episode #1.1 (2021) - Narrator (voice)
2021
Thomas & Friends Storytime (TV Series) as
Daisy (UK & US)
- School of Duck (2021) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2021
It's a Sin (TV Mini Series) as
Carol Carter
- Episode #1.5 (2021) - Carol Carter
- Episode #1.3 (2021) - Carol Carter (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.1 (2021) - Carol Carter (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2016
Thomas & Friends (TV Series short) as
Daisy (UK & US)
- Thomas and the Inventor's Workshop (2020) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Nia and the Unfriendly Elephant (2019) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- What Rebecca Does (2018) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
- School Of Duck (2018) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
- Daisy's Perfect Christmas (2017) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
- A Most Singular Engine (2017) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
- Springtime for Diesel (2017) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
- The Missing Breakdown Train (2016) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
- The Way She Does It (2016) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
- Ryan and Daisy (2016) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
- The Railcar and the Coaches (2016) - Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
2020
Dun Breedin' (TV Mini Series) as
Gigi Gordon
- Episode #1.9 (2020) - Gigi Gordon (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.8 (2020) - Gigi Gordon (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.7 (2020) - Gigi Gordon (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.6 (2020) - Gigi Gordon (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.5 (2020) - Gigi Gordon (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.4 (2020) - Gigi Gordon (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.3 (2020) - Gigi Gordon (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.2 (2020) - Gigi Gordon (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.1 (2020) - Gigi Gordon (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2011
Friday Night Dinner (TV Series) as
Val Lewis
- The Cage (2020) - Val Lewis
- The Plastic Bag (2020) - Val Lewis (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- The Violin (2018) - Val Lewis
- The Surprise (2018) - Val Lewis
- The Tin of Meat (2018) - Val Lewis
- The Funeral (2016) - Val Lewis
- Congratulations (2016) - Val Lewis
- The Carpet Cleaner (2016) - Val Lewis
- The Two Tonys (2016) - Val Lewis
- The Big Day (2014) - Val Lewis
- The Piano (2014) - Val Lewis
- The Fox (2014) - Val Lewis
- The Loft (2012) - Val Lewis
- The Dress (2011) - Val Lewis
2012
Toast of London (TV Series) as
Mrs. Purchase
- Double Decker (2020) - Mrs. Purchase (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Phone Sex with Toast (2020) - Mrs. Purchase (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Global Warming (2015) - Mrs. Purchase (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Bob a Job (2015) - Mrs. Purchase (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Over the Moon (2015) - Mrs. Purchase (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- High Winds Actor (2014) - Mrs. Purchase (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- The Moose Trap (2014) - Mrs. Purchase (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Match Fit (2014) - Mrs. Purchase (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Bonus Ball (2013) - Mrs. Purchase (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- The Unspeakable Play (2012) - Mrs. Purchase (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2020
Grantchester (TV Series) as
Sister Grace
- Episode #5.6 (2020) - Sister Grace
2018
The Best of Thomas & Friends Clips (US) (TV Series) as
Daisy
- What Makes Rebecca Special? (2020) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- It's Snowing Again on Sodor! + More Stories (2020) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Christmas Time on Sodor (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Christmas Coffee Pot (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Terence Breaks the Ice (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Abominable Snowman and Other Holiday Stories (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Breaking All Christmas Traditions (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Christmas Special: Daisy's Perfect Christmas (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Splendid James (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Judy and Gerome the Breakdown Engines (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Rebecca's Special Talent (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- School of Duck (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- The Missing Breakdown Train (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Diesel and the Ducklings (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- School of Duck (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Springtime for Diesel (2019) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Daisy's Perfect Christmas (2018) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- A Most Singular Engine (2018) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Diesel Bumps Into Daisy (2018) - Daisy (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2019
Plebs (TV Series) as
Clodia
- The Banquet (2019) - Clodia
2019
The Bris of Michael Moshe Solomon (Short) as
Susan (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2019
Dad's Army: The Lost Episodes (TV Mini Series) as
Mrs. Mavis Pike
- Under Fire (2019) - Mrs. Mavis Pike (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2019
Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers (Video Game) as
Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn (voice)
2018
Zapped (TV Series) as
Cassandra
- Book (2018) - Cassandra (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2016
Tracey Ullman's Show (TV Series) as
Carol / Woman / Various / ...
- Episode #3.4 (2018) - (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #3.3 (2018) - (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #3.1 (2018) - (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #2.6 (2017) - Carol (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #2.4 (2017) - Woman (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #2.1 (2017) - Various (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- The Best of- (2016) - Producer Sue (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2018
Thomas & Friends: Here Comes the Steam Team! (Video short) as
Daisy (UK & US) (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2018
The Keith and Paddy Picture Show (TV Series) as
Shop Assistant 2
- Pretty Woman (2018) - Shop Assistant 2 (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2018
Thomas & Friends: Danger at the Docks (Video) as
Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
2017
Call Me Alvy (Short) as
Judith Silver (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2017
Tracey Breaks the News (TV Series) as
Various
- Episode 3 (2017) - Various (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.2 (2017) - Various (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.1 (2017) - (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2017
Thomas & Friends: Christmas on Sodor (Video) as
Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
2017
Thomas & Friends: Team Up with Thomas (Video) as
Daisy (UK & US) (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2017
Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood (Video Game) as
Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2017
Thomas & Friends: Extraordinary Engines (Video) as
Daisy (UK & US) (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2016
McQueen (Video) as
Isabella Blow (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2016
Thomas & Friends: Tinsel on the Tracks (Video) as
Daisy (UK & US) (voice)
2016
Hoff the Record (TV Series) as
Crystal Hasselhoff
- Death Hoax (2016) - Crystal Hasselhoff (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2015
Thomas & Friends: Thomas' Christmas Carol (Video) as
Daisy (UK) (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2014
New Tricks (TV Series) as
Fiona Kennedy
- The Crazy Gang (2015) - Fiona Kennedy
- Life Expectancy (2015) - Fiona Kennedy
- Lottery Curse (2015) - Fiona Kennedy
- The Fame Game (2015) - Fiona Kennedy
- Prodigal Sons (2015) - Fiona Kennedy
- The Curate's Egg (2015) - Fiona Kennedy
- Last Man Standing: Part Two (2015) - Fiona Kennedy
- Last Man Standing: Part One (2015) - Fiona Kennedy
- Romans Ruined (2014) - Fiona Kennedy
2015
Brotherhood (TV Series) as
Terri
- Work (2015) - Terri (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2015
Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward (Video Game) as
Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2015
SunTrap (TV Series) as
Beverly
- In the Line of Fire (2015) - Beverly
2015
Crims (TV Series) as
Governor Riley
- Day Ninety-Eight (2015) - Governor Riley
- Day Seventy-Three (2015) - Governor Riley (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2014
Geoffrey's Belt (Short) as
Jennifer (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2014
Give Out Girls (TV Series) as
Debbie
- Overnight Stay (2014) - Debbie (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Hungry and Homeless (2014) - Debbie
- Hot Boy (2014) - Debbie
- The Spanish Job (2014) - Debbie
2014
Moomins on the Riviera as
Moominmamma (English version, voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2014
Casanova Variations as
Jessica (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2014
Hector and the Search for Happiness as
Pathetic Jane (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2014
Siblings (TV Series) as
Annette
- Wheelchair Conference (2014) - Annette
2014
Comedy Playhouse (TV Series) as
Faith
- Over to Bill (2014) - Faith (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2014
Father Brown (TV Series) as
Audrey MacMurray
- The Laws of Motion (2014) - Audrey MacMurray
2013
The Funeral (Short) as
Susan Cowan (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2013
Filth as
Diana
2013
Zombies, Run! 2 (Video Game) as
Major de Santa (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2013
Pramface (TV Series) as
Bobby
- Supermum and Hardguy 2000 (2013) - Bobby
2012
Monroe (TV Series) as
Lizzie Clapham
- Episode #2.6 (2012) - Lizzie Clapham
- Episode #2.5 (2012) - Lizzie Clapham
- Episode #2.4 (2012) - Lizzie Clapham
- Episode #2.3 (2012) - Lizzie Clapham
- Episode #2.2 (2012) - Lizzie Clapham
- Episode #2.1 (2012) - Lizzie Clapham
2012
The Best of Men (TV Movie) as
Else Guttmann
2011
Cleaning Up (Short) as
Jenny
2011
The Great Ghost Rescue as
Mrs Burnley
2011
Waterloo Road (TV Series) as
Alison Drew
- Episode #7.10 (2011) - Alison Drew
2011
Sadie J (TV Series) as
Tamara
- Tidylicious (2011) - Tamara (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2011
Dick and Dom's Funny Business (TV Series) as
Special Guest
- Bills, Bills, Bills with Tracy-Ann Oberman (2011) - Special Guest
2010
M.I.High (TV Series) as
Grand Mistress / Anita Kane
- The B Team (2011) - Grand Mistress
- The Bunny Whisperer (2010) - Grand Mistress / Anita Kane
2010
Doctor Who: The Eighth Doctor Adventures (TV Series) as
Temperance Finch
- The Resurrection of Mars (2010) - Temperance Finch (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Deimos (2010) - Temperance Finch (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2010
Comedy Lab (TV Series) as
Michelle
- Filth (2010) - Michelle
2010
The Infidel as
Julie
2010
Tracy Beaker Returns (TV Series) as
Terrie Fender
- Good Luck Boy (2010) - Terrie Fender
2009
Girl Number 9 (TV Series) as
Lyndon
2004
Doctors (TV Series) as
Cathy Harley / Lynne Preston
- The Black Widow (2009) - Cathy Harley
- Two's Company (2004) - Lynne Preston
2009
Robin Hood (TV Series) as
Gweneth
- The Enemy of My Enemy (2009) - Gweneth
2009
Mistresses (TV Series) as
Henrietta Swift
- Episode #2.5 (2009) - Henrietta Swift
2008
Summerhill (TV Movie) as
Alice Ford
2007
Chop Socky Chooks (TV Series)
- Down the Drain (2008) - (voice)
- Isle Be Seeing You (2008) - (voice)
- The Lamest Show on Earth (2008) - (voice)
- Swarm Welcome (2008) - (voice)
- Enter the Chickens (2008) - (voice)
- The Chooks of Hazard (2008) - (voice)
- Appalling 13 (2008) - (voice)
- Bushido Babies (2008) - (voice)
- The Level That Time Forgot (2008) - (voice)
- Night of the Karaoke Zombies (2008) - (voice)
- The Mark of the Bantam (2008) - (voice)
- Chop Socky Whoops (2008) - (voice)
- In Your Dreams (2007) - (voice)
- If Looks Could Kill (2007) - (voice)
- Now You Coliseum, Now You Don't (2007) - (voice)
- Kobura Strikes (2007) - (voice)
- Big Bad Bubba (2007) - (voice)
2006
Sorted (TV Series) as
Amy
- Episode #1.6 (2006) - Amy
- Episode #1.5 (2006) - Amy
- Episode #1.4 (2006) - Amy
- Episode #1.3 (2006) - Amy
- Episode #1.2 (2006) - Amy (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.1 (2006) - Amy (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2006
Doctor Who (TV Series) as
Yvonne Hartman
- Doomsday (2006) - Yvonne Hartman
- Army of Ghosts (2006) - Yvonne Hartman
2005
Bromwell High (TV Series) as
Melanie Dickson / Various / Leonora / ...
- No More Teachers (2005) - Melanie Dickson / Leonora (voice)
- Tolerance (2005) - Melanie Dickson / Various (voice)
- Police Story (2005) - Melanie Dickson / Various (voice)
- Valentine's Day (2005) - Melanie Dickson / Various (voice)
- Keisha in Love (2005) - Melanie Dickson / Miss Gosby (voice)
- Sweets (2005) - Melanie Dickson
- Drama Queen (2005) - Melanie Dickson / Various (voice)
- Natella Takes Charge (2005) - Melanie Dickson / Various (voice)
- Prefect (2005) - Melanie Dickson
- Sack Race (2005) - Melanie Dickson
- Baby Boom (2005) - Melanie Dickson (voice)
- Goodbye Mr. Crisps (2005) - Melanie Dickson / Leonora (voice)
- Fire Drill (2005) - Melanie Dickson / Various (voice)
2004
EastEnders (TV Series) as
Chrissie / Chrissie Watts
2004
Murder in Suburbia (TV Series) as
Chloe
- Noisy Neighbours (2004) - Chloe
2004
The Last Detective (TV Series) as
Mandy
- The Long Bank Holiday (2004) - Mandy
2003
The Early Days (Short) as
Ursula
2003
The Harringham Harker (TV Movie) as
Deirdra Portland
2003
SuperTex as
Lea Van Gelder
2003
Where the Heart Is (TV Series) as
Cousin Sylvia
- Mister & Missus (2003) - Cousin Sylvia
2003
Lenny Henry in Pieces (TV Series)
- Episode #2.2 (2003)
2002
15 Storeys High (TV Series) as
Jill
- Dead Swan (2002) - Jill
2002
Big Train (TV Series) as
Various roles
- Episode #2.6 (2002) - Various roles
- Episode #2.5 (2002) - Various roles
- Episode #2.4 (2002) - Various roles
- Episode #2.3 (2002) - Various roles
- Episode #2.2 (2002) - Various roles
- Episode #2.1 (2002) - Various roles
2001
Cow (TV Movie) as
Narrator
2001
A Small Summer Party (TV Movie) as
Marion
2000
Bob Martin (TV Series) as
Beverley
- This Life (2001) - Beverley
- Blue Peter (2001) - Beverley
- Big Break (2001) - Beverley
- Whacko! (2001) - Beverley
- Mr. and Mrs. (2000) - Beverley
- A Song for Europe (2000) - Beverley
- Home and Away (2000) - Beverley
- The Glittering Prizes (2000) - Beverley
- Through the Keyhole (2000) - Beverley
- The X-Files (2000) - Beverley
2001
Slightly Filthy Show (TV Series) as
Various Roles
- The Shopping Centre (2001) - Various Roles
- The Office (2001) - Various Roles
- The Park (2001) - Various Roles
- The Restaurant (2001) - Various Roles
2001
Happiness (TV Series) as
Julia Jacobs
- I'm Doing It for Me (2001) - Julia Jacobs
2001
Starhunter (TV Series) as
Zelda
- Super Max (2001) - Zelda
2000
The Bill (TV Series) as
Helen Jenson / Helen Jensen
- First Impressions: Part 2 (2000) - Helen Jenson
- First Impressions: Part 1 (2000) - Helen Jensen
2000
Rhona (TV Series) as
Kimbo
- The Happy Jeans (2000) - Kimbo
2000
The Way It Is (TV Movie) as
Lolly Swain
2000
The Strangerers (TV Series) as
Motorcycle Cop
- Zap Type 'Z' (2000) - Motorcycle Cop
1999
Faeries as
Tippycott (voice, as Tracey-Ann Oberman)
1998
In the Red (TV Mini Series) as
Barmaid
- Episode #1.3 (1998) - Barmaid
1998
Kiss Me Kate (TV Series) as
Julia
- Mike (1998) - Julia
1997
Casualty (TV Series) as
Zoe Garrard
- Love Me Tender (1998) - Zoe Garrard
- Secrets (1998) - Zoe Garrard
- Facing Up (1997) - Zoe Garrard
1998
Comedy Nation (TV Series) as
Various Roles
1997
Loved by You (TV Series) as
Jill / Jenny
- I'm Just So Happy for You (1997) - Jill
- Out of the Past (1997) - Jenny
Writer
2003
The Harringham Harker (TV Movie)
2002
Big Train (TV Series) (additional sketches - 6 episodes)
- Episode #2.6 (2002) - (additional sketches)
- Episode #2.5 (2002) - (additional sketches - as The Cast)
- Episode #2.4 (2002) - (additional sketches - as The Cast)
- Episode #2.3 (2002) - (additional sketches - as The Cast)
- Episode #2.2 (2002) - (additional sketches - as The Cast)
- Episode #2.1 (2002) - (additional sketches - as The Cast)
Self
2022
Strictly Come Dancing's Greatest Moments (TV Special) as
Self - Narrator (voice)
2022
ITV Exposure (TV Series documentary) as
Self - Narrator
- Nazi Hunters: The Real Walk-In (2022) - Self - Narrator (voice)
2022
The Great Celebrity Bake Off for SU2C (TV Series) as
Self - Contestant
- Episode #5.5 (2022) - Self - Contestant
2021
Deck the Halls: The Luxury Christmas Decorators (TV Special documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice)
2021
Escape to the Chateau (TV Series) as
Self - Narrator
- Episode #8.8 (2021) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- Mollusc Madness & Key Moulding (2021) - Self - Narrator (voice)
2021
Peston (TV Series) as
Self - Actor and activist
- Episode #7.6 (2021) - Self - Actor and activist
2021
Countdown (TV Series) as
Self - Dictionary Corner
- Episode #84.53 (2021) - Self - Dictionary Corner (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #84.52 (2021) - Self - Dictionary Corner (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #84.51 (2021) - Self - Dictionary Corner (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #84.50 (2021) - Self - Dictionary Corner (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2021
Undercover Big Boss (TV Series documentary) as
Narrator (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2021
Yesterday, Today & the Day Before (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode #1.3 (2021) - Self - Guest (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2021
Friday Night Dinner: 10 Years and a Lovely Bit of Squirrel (TV Movie documentary) as
Self
2004
Celebrity Mastermind (TV Series) as
Self - Contender
- 2020/21: Episode 13 (2021) - Self - Contender (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- 2004 Episode 1 (2004) - Self - Contender (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2012
Sunday Brunch (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode #9.45 (2020) - Self - Guest (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #9.12 (2020) - Self - Guest (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #8.33 (2019) - Self - Guest (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #7.6 (2018) - Self - Guest (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #6.17 (2017) - Self - Guest (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.32 (2012) - Self - Guest
2019
Good Girl's Guide to Kinky Sex (TV Series documentary) as
Self - Narrator
- Episode #1.4 (2020) - Self - Narrator (voice, as Tracey-Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.5 (2020) - Self - Narrator (voice, as Tracey-Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.3 (2019) - Self - Narrator (voice, as Tracey-Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.2 (2019) - Self - Narrator (voice, as Tracey-Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.1 (2019) - Self - Narrator (voice, as Tracey-Ann Oberman)
2020
We Love Dad's Army (TV Movie documentary) as
Self
2020
The Noughties (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- 2005 (2020) - Self
2020
Elvis: The Man That Rocked the World (TV Special documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2020
Jeremy Vine (TV Series) as
Self - Actress
- Episode #3.112 (2020) - Self - Actress (as Tracey-Ann Oberman)
2020
When Double Acts Fall Out (TV Special documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice)
2019
5 Mistakes that Caught a Killer (TV Series documentary) as
Self - Narrator
- 5 Mistakes that Caught a Killer - Harold Shipman (2020) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- 5 Mistakes that Caught a Killer - Sarah Payne (2020) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- 5 Mistakes that Caught a Killer - Ian Huntley (2019) - Self - Narrator (voice)
2019
Keep Dancing: 15 Years of Strictly Magic (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2019
Lorraine (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode dated 12 September 2019 (2019) - Self - Guest (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2019
The One Show (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 19 August 2019 (2019) - Self (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2019
Charles & Di: The Truth Behind Their Wedding (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice)
2019
13 Moments That Made Freddie Mercury and Queen (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2019
The Comedy Years (TV Series documentary) as
Self - Comedy Actress
- 2003 (2019) - Self - Comedy Actress
- 1998 (2019) - Self - Comedy Actress
- 1979 (2019) - Self - Comedy Actress
2019
The Big Fat Lies About Diet & Exercise (TV Movie documentary) as
Self (voice, as Tracy-Anne Oberman)
2018
Andrew Davies: Rewriting the Classics (Documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2018
Queen Victoria and Her Tragic Family (TV Mini Series documentary) as
Self - Narrator
- Episode #1.3 (2018) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- Episode #1.2 (2018) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- Episode #1.1 (2018) - Self - Narrator (voice)
2018
Britain's Favourite Royal (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator
2018
Ooh You Are Awful: TV We Used to Love (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator
2018
Funny Women: Joan Rivers (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Actress & Writer
2018
QE2: The World's Greatest Cruise Ship (TV Mini Series documentary) as
Self - Narrator
- End of an Era (2018) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- The World's Greatest Cruise Ship (2018) - Self - Narrator (voice)
2017
Funny Women: Victoria Wood (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Actress
2017
ABBA: When All Is Said and Done (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice)
2017
The Strictly Story: Fake Tan, Tangos & a 10 from Len (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice)
2017
The Barbara Windsor Story (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice)
2017
The Paul O'Grady Story (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice)
2017
One Night with My Ex (TV Series documentary) as
Self - Voiceover
- Episode #1.6 (2017) - Self - Voiceover (voice)
- Episode #1.5 (2017) - Self - Voiceover (voice)
- Episode #1.4 (2017) - Self - Voiceover (voice)
- Episode #1.3 (2017) - Self - Voiceover (voice)
- Episode #1.2 (2017) - Self - Voiceover (voice)
- Episode #1.1 (2017) - Self - Voiceover (voice)
2017
Marilyn Monroe: Auction of a Lifetime (Documentary) as
Narrator
2017
The Michael McIntyre Story (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice)
2017
The Bruce Forsyth Story (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice)
2016
When Celebrities Go Pop (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2016
The Graham Norton Story (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice)
2016
Would I Lie to You? (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #10.6 (2016) - Self (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2004
This Morning (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 23 September 2016 (2016) - Self (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode dated 13 February 2013 (2013) - Self
- Episode dated 26 October 2005 (2005) - Self
- Episode dated 14 May 2004 (2004) - Self
2016
Pointless Celebrities (TV Series) as
Self - Contestant
- Special #3 (2016) - Self - Contestant
2016
Rescue Dog to Super Dog (TV Series) as
Narrator
- Sarge and Suzy Q (2016) - Narrator
- Rose to the Rescue (2016) - Narrator
- Not Giving Up (2016) - Narrator
2015
Most Shocking Christmas TV Moments (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2015
Christmas with the Double Acts (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Actress
2015
Most Shocking Moments in Pop 2 (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Actress
2015
70s: The Best of Bad TV (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2015
Saving the Forgotten Jews (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Presenter
2014
Weekend (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Episode #2.41 (2015) - Self - Guest (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.19 (2014) - Self - Guest (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2015
2000s: The Best of Bad TV (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2015
The 90s: The Best of Bad TV (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2015
80's: The Best of Bad TV (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2015
Celebrity Squares (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #2.7 (2015) - Self
2014
Britain's Best Loved Double Acts (TV Movie documentary) as
Self - Actress
2013
Hollywood Me! (TV Series) as
Narrator
- Episode #1.7 (2013) - Narrator (voice)
- Episode #1.6 (2013) - Narrator (voice)
- Episode #1.5 (2013) - Narrator (voice)
- Episode #1.4 (2013) - Narrator (voice)
- Episode #1.3 (2013) - Narrator (voice)
- Episode #1.2 (2013) - Narrator (voice)
- Episode #1.1 (2013) - Narrator (voice)
2013
50 Shocking Facts About Diet + Exercise (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2012
Jewish Mum of the Year (TV Series) as
Host and judge
- Friday Night Dinner (2012) - Host and judge (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Day Out (2012) - Host and judge (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Matchmaking (2012) - Host and judge (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Barmitzvah (2012) - Host and judge (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2012
The Destinations of Doctor Who (TV Movie documentary) as
Self (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2008
The Wright Stuff (TV Series) as
Self - Panelist / Self - Guest Panelist
2012
The Timey-Wimey of Doctor Who (TV Movie documentary) as
Yvonne Hartman / Self (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2012
The Women of Doctor Who (TV Movie documentary) as
Yvonne Hartman / Self (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2011
Britain's Favourite Christmas Songs (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2011
Born to Shine (TV Series) as
Self - Contestant
- Episode #1.6 (2011) - Self - Contestant (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
- Episode #1.3 (2011) - Self - Contestant (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2010
Spitfire Women (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2009
We Need Answers (TV Series) as
Self
- Language (2009) - Self
2004
Loose Women (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #14.39 (2009) - Self
- Episode #12.214 (2008) - Self
- Episode #12.76 (2007) - Self
- Episode #12.48 (2007) - Self
- Episode #6.35 (2004) - Self
2009
Doctor Who Greatest Moments (TV Mini Series documentary) as
Self / Self - Yvoone Hartman
- The Enemies (2009) - Self
- The Companions (2009) - Self
- The Doctor (2009) - Self - Yvoone Hartman
2009
Celebrity Masterchef (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #4.3 (2009) - Self
- Episode #4.2 (2009) - Self
2009
The Abba Years (Video documentary) as
Self - Narrator (voice, as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2008
The Making of Me (TV Mini Series documentary) as
Self - Narrator
- Colin Jackson (2008) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- John Barrowman (2008) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- Vanessa-Mae (2008) - Self - Narrator (voice)
2007
Breakfast (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 3 July 2008 (2008) - Self
- Episode dated 13 January 2007 (2007) - Self
2008
Top 50 Showbiz Comebacks (TV Special) as
Self
2007
Dr Betty: The 77-Year-Old Sexologist (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2005
EastEnders Revealed (TV Series documentary) as
Self / Self - Presenter
- Vixens: The Rise and Fall of Stella (2007) - Self
- Chrissie Watts: Victim or Villain? (2005) - Self
- The Growing Pains of Zoe Slater (2005) - Self
- The Curse of the Queen Vic (2005) - Self - Presenter
2007
The Weakest Link (TV Series) as
Self
- 'Doctor Who' Special (2007) - Self
2006
A Taste of My Life (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Tracy-Ann Oberman (2006) - Self
2005
Richard & Judy (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 12 July 2006 (2006) - Self
- Episode dated 6 December 2005 (2005) - Self
- Episode dated 21 February 2005 (2005) - Self
2006
Doctor Who Confidential (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Welcome to Torchwood (2006) - Self (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2006
Sex in the 80's: The Story of Club 18-30 (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2006
100 Hottest Web Searches 2005 (TV Movie) as
Self
2005
The Paul O'Grady Show (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #3.39 (2005) - Self
2005
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #9.4 (2005) - Self
2004
GMTV (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode dated 27 September 2005 (2005) - Self
- Episode dated 18 February 2005 (2005) - Self
- Episode dated 30 April 2004 (2004) - Self
2005
The British Soap Awards 2005 (TV Special) as
Self - Audience Member
2005
Page Turners (TV Series documentary) as
Self
- Episode #1.7 (2005) - Self
2005
Britain's 50 Greatest Comedy Sketches (TV Movie documentary) as
Self
2005
Comic Relief Does Fame Academy (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #2.1 (2005) - Self
2004
The Big Fat Quiz of the Year (TV Special) as
Self (uncredited)
2004
Inside Soap Awards 2004 (TV Special) as
Self
2004
Can You Pull...? (TV Series) as
Narrator (voice)
2004
Test the Nation: The National IQ Test 2004 (TV Special) as
Celebrity Participant
2004
From Bard to Verse (TV Series) as
Self
- Episode #1.8 (2004) - Self
2003
Joe Millionaire UK (TV Series) as
Self - Narrator
- Episode #1.6 (2004) - Self - Narrator
- Episode #1.5 (2003) - Self - Narrator
- Episode #1.4 (2003) - Self - Narrator
- Episode #1.3 (2003) - Self - Narrator
- Episode #1.2 (2003) - Self - Narrator
- Episode #1.1 (2003) - Self - Narrator
2003
Mariah Carey: The Billion Dollar Babe (TV Movie documentary) as
Narrator (voice)
2003
Comedy from Merton to Enfield (TV Series documentary) as
Self - Narrator
- Harry Enfield (2003) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- Paul Merton (2003) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- Stephen Fry (2003) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- Ben Elton (2003) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- Paul Whitehouse (2003) - Self - Narrator (voice)
- David Baddiel (2003) - Self - Narrator (voice)
2001
I Love 1980's (TV Series documentary) as
Self - Actress
- I Love 1982 (2001) - Self - Actress
2000
I Love 1970's (TV Series documentary) as
Self
2000
Killing Time: The Millennium Poem (TV Movie documentary) as
Weathergirl
Archive Footage
2021
Yesterday, Today & the Day Before (TV Series) as
Self - Guest
- Highlights (2021) - Self - Guest (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2018
The Best of EastEnders (Video) as
Chrissie Watts (uncredited)
2016
Doctor Who: The Fan Show (TV Series documentary) as
Yvonne Hartmann
- The Cybermen Review (2016) - Yvonne Hartmann (uncredited)
2016
Would I Lie to You? (TV Series) as
Self
- Series 10: The Unseen Bits (2016) - Self (as Tracy Ann Oberman)
2016
EastEnders: Last Orders (TV Movie documentary) as
Chrissie Watts (uncredited)
2014
Doctor Who: The Ultimate Companion (TV Movie documentary) as
Yvonne Hartman (uncredited)
2011
EastEnders: Greatest Exits (TV Movie) as
Chrissie Watts (uncredited)
2011
The Vanessa Show (TV Series) as
Self - Actress
- Episode #1.16 (2011) - Self - Actress
2010
Doctor Who Confidential (TV Series documentary) as
Yvonne Hartmann
- Allons-y! (2010) - Yvonne Hartmann (uncredited)
2009
Cybermen (Video short) as
Yvonne Hartman (uncredited)

References

Tracy-Ann Oberman Wikipedia


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