Lucie Arnaz has had an extremely diversified, 50-plus year career in show business. She starred on Broadway in They’re Playing Our Song (winning Theatre World, LA Drama Critics and Outer Critics Circle Awards), Lost In Yonkers, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Pippin; Off-Broadway in Grace and Glorie with Estelle Parsons; the West End in The Witches Of Eastwick; in First National companies of Seesaw, Whose Life Is It Anyway?, Social Security and My One and Only, winning the coveted Sarah Siddons Award; and in regional theatres in dozens of others including Wonderful Town, Master Class, Cabaret, The Guardsman, Annie Get Your Gun, I Do! I Do!, Educating Rita, Vanities, and Mack and Mable. 


She starred on television in The Lucie Arnaz Show, Sons and Daughters, The Black Dahlia, The Mating Season, Who Gets The Friends?, Washington Mistress, Death Scream, and six seasons of The Here’s Lucy Show (co-starring her brother, Desi Arnaz Jr. and her mother, Lucille Ball) and on the big screen with Neil Diamond and Sir Laurence Oliver in The Jazz Singer (Golden Globe nomination), Down To You, Second Thoughts, Billy Jack Goes to Washington, The Pack, and Wild Seven.


She performed the opening number for the 53rd Academy Awards (1981), as well as at The White House several times. She executive-produced both the I Love Lucy 50th Anniversary Special (Emmy nomination), and Lucy & Desi: A Home Movie (Emmy winner, 1993). As a nightclub headliner, she has traveled internationally with her various concerts for nearly 40 years. Lucie teaches private master classes on song performance and has directed Michael Childers’ One Night Only benefit and the New York workshop of Hazel: A Musical Maid in America. She has recorded several albums, including Just in Time, Latin Roots, Lucie, Live! At The Nikko and Lucie, Live! At The Purple Room.