Barrie Kreinik is an actor, singer, writer, audiobook narrator, and dialect coach based in New York City.
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Barrie's narration of Eva Le Gallienne's 1934 autobiography, At 33 (the inspiration behind the audio drama The Queen of Fourteenth Street) was honored with an AudioFile Earphones Award. Produced by Barrie and distributed by Blackstone, the audiobook can be found on Audible, Apple, Spotify, Libro.fm, and Downpour.
On November 13, Barrie played the principal role of Noreen in the first-ever concert reading of Eamon O'Tuama's new musical Sophie Catches Her Breath, performed at the American Irish Historical Society.​
On June 3, Barrie made her eighth appearance in the award-winning variety show The Lineup with Susie Mosher at The Green Room 42, singing "The Life of the Party" from The Wild Party by Andrew Lippa.
The Coffee House Club presented a reading of Barrie's play A Thousand Shapes on May 9 at the Salmagundi Club. Barrie performed in the reading alongside actors Orlagh Cassidy, Jocelyn Kuritsky, Kimberly Chatterjee, Autumn Dornfeld, and Gillian Wiggin, directed by Caitlin Davies.
Barrie's original audio drama The Queen of Fourteenth Street, produced by Hachette Audio, was named one of Barnes & Noble's Best Audiobooks of 2024 and received an Earphones Award from AudioFile, whose review called it "audio theater at its absolute best."
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Barrie won a 2024 Audie Award for her co-narration of No Two Persons by Erica Bauermeister.
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