Stacy Rock Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Palos Verdes Peninsula, California, United States

Stacy has toured throughout the United States as a solo artist and with her band, supporting her two independently released albums.

Beverly Hills, Ca

Chanteuse at the beautiful Garden Bar in the Beverly Hills Montage Hotel on North Canon. Visit www.stacyrock.com/tour for dates

Augora Hills, Ca

Singing Italian, English, Spanish and French modern and classic songs.

Currently developing a webseries.

Los Angeles, California, United States

Original film scoring and composition and film editing (both visual and audio). Worked closely with the director to ensure add sound effects and completed foley to visual productions.

Beverly Hills, California

Solo piano player sand singer, playing both contemporary and classic English and Italian music.

Santa Monica, California

Piano bar player.

Greater New York City Area

Teaching pre-school to middle school aged children the basics of music theory, singing and musical theater through games and song. Stacy also co-wrote songs with the children. Learning sessions would end in the presentation of a musical production written and performed by the children.

Stacy was an actress in Blue Box World's immersive theater series called Sticky. www.blueboxworld.com

Greater New York City Area

Stacy worked as a songwriter at Dramatico until it's New York Publishing offices were closed.

Greater New York City Area

Stacy worked at this legendary record company as a data cleaner, researching publishing information and catalog royalties.

Greater New York City Area

Murder Party is a 2007 American horror comedy film written, directed and shot by Jeremy Saulnier. It was shot in Brooklyn, New York. It was given the Audience Award for Best Feature at the 2007 Slamdance Film Festival[1] and screened within such festivals as Maryland Film Festival.Stacy played the character Lexi, a coke sniffing art videographer hipster type. She's dressed as Pris from Blade Runner through the entire film, except for her self reflecting video art installation which is shown briefly.

Plucked from her cocktail tray full of martinis and placed behind the black baby grand at The Monkey Bar, Stacy became the piano woman at one of the most famous rooms in NYC at the age of 25. Her repertoire ranged from 1940’s hits such as Honey Suckle Rose, classic country sobbers, 50’s and 60’s pop, 70’s rock, 80’s hair band (Pour Some Sugar on Me chanteuse style), current chart toppers and a dash of musical theater to keep the New Yorkers happy. The eclectic mix of songs combined with Stacy’s mesmerizing vocals made her a refreshing alternative to New York’s classic piano bars.

Bfa, Theatre (Acting)

Acting