Gracie Lawrence

Gracie Lawrence (born 1997) is an actress, musician, and songwriter best known as the co-lead of the band Lawrence, an eight-piece soul-pop group she founded with her brother, Clyde Lawrence. Gracie first began acting at age 12 in Did You Hear About the Morgans?, directed by her father, Marc Lawrence. As an actress, she's appeared on shows like The Sex Lives of College Girls, The Good Wife and Younger. Gracie and Clyde were among the musicians who testified before the United States Congress to critique Ticketmaster's practices in 2023. She was nominated for a Tony in 2025 for playing Connie Francis in Just In Time.

Gracie Lawrence (born 1997) is an actress, musician, and songwriter best known as the co-lead of the band Lawrence, an eight-piece soul-pop group she founded with her brother, Clyde Lawrence. Gracie first began acting at age 12 in Did You Hear About the Morgans?, directed by her father, Marc Lawrence. As an actress, she's appeared on shows like The Sex Lives of College Girls, The Good Wife and Younger. Gracie and Clyde were among the musicians who testified before the United States Congress to critique Ticketmaster's practices in 2023. She was nominated for a Tony in 2025 for playing Connie Francis in Just In Time.