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Girl at a Bar is a short-form scripted dramedy series created by Tracy Mulholland, inspired by her true story of going to bars alone once a week for a year in Los Angeles and her journey with Lyme disease. The show, five episodes of about 10 minutes each, was made possible by a grant from Bay Area Lyme Foundation.

Winner, Best Web Series- Studio City, DTLA, and Green Mountain International Film Festivals 

Winner, Best Actress Tracy Mulholland & Best Ensemble Cast (Web Series)- DTLA Film Festival

• Creator, Writer, Producer- Tracy Mulholland 
• Executive Producers- Alex Gayner, Liesl Wilke, Laure Woods, Linda Giampa 
• Director- Angela Cohen 
• Producer- Tim Harms 
• Director of Photography- David C. Weldon Jr. 
• Editor- Meridith Sommers 
• Production Designer- Xiyu Lin 
• Casting Director- Mayank Bhatter
• For full list of credits please visit our IMDb page

Tracy Mulholland, Osric Chau, Nikki DeLoach, Kausar Mohammed, Abby Wathen, Jake Choi, Alan Chow, Brandon Engman, Jared Fareed Ward, Lynn Chen, Mike Manning, Shazi Raja, Jeremy Tardy, Mayank Bhatter, Fray Forde, Kate Huffman, Katie Page, Todd Aaron Brotze, Ingrid Saxon, Julia Wilke   

I wanted to use my story to create a series that raises awareness for Lyme disease in a unique, entertaining, and accessible way, giving voice to the millions of people suffering from Lyme, as well as those who suffer from the myriad other chronic and invisible illnesses that are rarely seen on screen. 

More and more people are getting diagnosed with Lyme disease, close to half a million each year in the US alone, due to the rise in tick populations and lack of prevention. Approximately 2 million people in the US now live with chronic Lyme. Treatment and the reality of the condition continues to be difficult to understand and relay. My hope is by having a person on screen who has suffered from Lyme and showing them navigate life, love, career, and family with humor and humanity, we will raise awareness to help those suffering feel seen, prevent others from contracting the disease, and create empathy for journeys we may not be aware of or understand.

 -Tracy Mulholland 

Tracy Mulholland is an actress, writer, producer, and singer living in Los Angeles, raised in Connecticut. She studied communications, musical theater, and business at Northwestern and started her career in production and acquisitions at Lionsgate. Tracy was a recurring role on FOR ALL MANKIND on Apple TV+, GORTIMER GIBBON'S on Amazon, and a lead in several Lifetime movies. 

Tracy produced, wrote, and starred in the short film GRACE NOTE, with Yael Grobglas and directed by Alex Gayner, about her experience with Lyme disease. She produced the short film FIFTEEN YEARS LATER, directed by Manish Dayal, starring alongside Manish, Matt McGorry, and Rachel Brosnahan. Tracy began acting with scenes in CRAZY, STUPID, LOVE. opposite Ryan Gosling and A THOUSAND WORDS opposite Eddie Murphy. 

Tracy's Additional Work Surrounding Lyme:

Short Film- Grace Note

Personal Essay- Final Contingency on Love

To support Tracy's continued work for Lyme and chronic illness awareness please visit: