Trenyce

S2 · Eliminated 5th

Latest documented update, October 11, 2022

Trenyce works mainly in musical theatre and cabaret. Her latest documented stage role was Diana Ross in a 2017-2018 North American tour of Motown: The Musical. In 2022 she performed "Good Time", the theme song of Sherri Shepherd's daytime talk show Sherri.⁠[1][2][3]

Career

After the show

  1. July 8, 2003–August 31, 2003Performed on the American Idols Live! Tour 2003 with eight other season 2 finalists.⁠[6]
  2. 2006Hosted the live shows V: The Ultimate Variety Show and Late Night Idol at the Sahara Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas for nine months.⁠[1]
  3. 2009Toured North America in the 30th-anniversary revival of the musical Ain't Misbehavin' and sang on its cast recording, released by Rhino on March 23, 2009.⁠[1]
  4. December 2013Released three songs on iTunes: "Fever", "In the End (Alright)" and "Where Do They Go?".⁠[1]
  5. 2015Hosted Taboo, a cabaret show designed by Franco Dragone, at the City of Dreams casino in Macau, China.⁠[1]
  6. 2017–2018Played Diana Ross in a North American tour of Motown: The Musical.⁠[1][3]

Discography

No releases are documented yet.

Awards

Checked October 6, 2026; none found.

Other activity

  • January 10, 2004Made her stage debut as Yancey in a North American tour of the play Not a Day Goes By.⁠[1]
  • June 2006Played the lead role of Deena Jones in an Indianapolis production of the musical Dreamgirls.⁠[1]
  • January 16, 2007Played Portia in David E. Talbert's musical play Love in the Nick of Tyme, which began a 17-city tour at the Beacon Theatre in Manhattan.⁠[1][7]
  • 2010Was the leading female vocalist in the Michael Jackson tribute revue Thriller - Live on a European tour and in its West End run at the Lyric Theatre, London.⁠[1]
  • 2013Had a minor role as a cheerleading coach in the film Kick-Ass 2.⁠[1]
  • 2015Returned to her role in the West End production of Thriller - Live.⁠[1]
  • 2022Performed "Good Time", the theme song of Sherri Shepherd's daytime talk show Sherri.⁠[1][2]

Sources

7 sources

  1. Trenyce (Wikipedia revision 1374951145) — Wikipedia, updated September 15, 2026. Reference work (secondary). Retrieved October 6, 2026.
    Cited parts (8)
    • Career, 2015-present section: “In 2022, Trenyce performed the theme song, "Good Time" for Sherri Shepherd's talk show Sherri.”
    • Theatre and cabaret table, Motown: The Musical row: “Trenyce played Diana Ross in a 2017 North American tour of Motown: The Musical.”
    • Lead sentence: “born March 31, 1980”
    • Infobox, Born line (birth_date): {{birth date and age|1980|3|31}}
    • Career, 2004-09 section: “with V: The Ultimate Variety Show and Late Night Idol at the Sahara Hotel and Casino. She hosted it for nine months.”
    • Career, 2004-09 section; Discography, Cast albums table: “Trenyce played a role in the 30th anniversary revival tour of the musical Ain't Misbehavin' after a recommendation from Ruben Studdard.”
    • Career, 2010-14 section; Discography, Singles table: “In December 2013, she released three songs”
    • Career, 2015-present section: “In 2015, Trenyce hosted Taboo, a cabaret show designed by Franco Dragone, in Macau, China.”
  2. Why being the next big daytime talk-show host is still very much a thing — The Washington Post, published October 11, 2022. News report. Cited by another source; not opened by our researchers.
  3. Kenneth Mosley, Trenyce, Matt Manuel and Justin Reynolds to Lead Motown the Musical National Tour; Cast Complete! — BroadwayWorld, published September 5, 2017. News report. Cited by another source; not opened by our researchers.
  4. American Idol season 2 — Wikipedia, updated September 16, 2026. Reference work (secondary). Retrieved October 6, 2026.
    Cited parts (1)
    • Elimination chart row Trenyce: Pl. 5, Eliminated in the Top 5 column (4/30); ratings table episode 'Top 5 Results', April 30, 2003
  5. List of American Idol finalists — Wikipedia, updated June 10, 2026. Reference work (secondary). Retrieved October 6, 2026.
    Cited parts (1)
    • Contestants table, row Trenyce: season 2, place finish 5th
  6. American Idols Live! Tour 2003 (Wikipedia revision 1376504591) — Wikipedia, updated September 24, 2026. Reference work (secondary). Retrieved October 6, 2026.
    Cited parts (1)
    • Infobox and Performers table: “Trenyce (5th place)”
  7. New Musical Love in the Nick of Tyme Opens Beacon Run Jan. 16 — Playbill, published January 16, 2007. News report. Retrieved October 6, 2026.
    Cited parts (1)
    • Paragraph 1: “begins a 17-city tour Jan. 16 at the Beacon Theatre in Manhattan.”

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